it's not easy being green

i almost posted a photo of a green apple. it was a good photo of a green apple, but the green just wasn't to my liking - i passed it through photoshop, ribbet, befunky, picmonkey and still i couldn't get its true green. so i settled for my badly battered zucchinis. tomorrow these will be in a lovely risotto.

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[katy]

Hey terrific composition with a beautiful color for the challenge. I like the little drops of water the very shallow DOF and the fact that you even have a little bokeh.

[Diana]

This a fabulous green, lovely shot.

[Diana]

This one turned out beautiful - as beautiful as zucchini can get =).

[Casablanca]

I love that word zucchini. I call it a courgette! Funnily enough, we had some with our dinner last night :) Lovely shot.

[Sheralee S]

A fine shade of green you ended up with :) Zucchini is a staple for me.

[Lou Ann]

Really great closeup.

[Henri Russell]

Perfect focus and DoF. Risotyo sound like a good fate for them. I like their green color.

[HelenM]

I got two of those in my veg bag yesterday but it didn't occur to me to photograph them. Nice shot.

[Marnie]

I love zuccini, they're so versatile, and so yummy too.

[Nicole Campbell]

I like your composition, they look so fresh and tasty

[Kathy]

A nice focus on the zuchinni.

[Helen Jane]

A great green shot - love the depth of field which has them blurring into the background.

[Chris Johnson]

Green apples can be tricky. If you add too much editing, the green on them looks unnatural. But this was a good compromise. A nice dark green color!