Green Algae.

30days wild.

Green algae growing on the shaded wooden fencing.
N.B. Better if viewed on black !

[Joan Robillard]

Good capture

[Renee Salamon]

That’s a lot of algae but a beautiful green

[Dione Giorgio]

Nice shot. That's quite some algae.

[Lou Ann]

Oh my. I love the flower and it’s color too.

[PhotoCrazy]

Lovely!

[Dawn]

A nice shot

[Joanne Diochon]

Yes, best seen on black to observe the detail.

[Peter Dulis]

lovely

[Christine Sztukowski]

Nicely captured

[mittens (Marilyn)]

So interesting looking.

[Diana]

How amazing to have so much there, well spotted and captured.

[Pam]

The colors are wonderful.

[Michelle]

Lovely capture

[Margaret Brown]

Nice capture and better on black

[carol white]

Nicely composed and captured

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wonderful

[Carole Sandford]

That’s a lovely green! Like the flower too.

[Pat Knowles]

So natural Beryl…….pretty light & a contrast of brick, fence & shrubery.

[Phil Howcroft]

makes it difficult when you want to treat the wood with preservative

[Heather]

That's such a pretty green, Beryl! Algae? Really? I like your composition too, with the flower and foliage on the right and the bare brick wall, nicely softened, on the left (maybe a half-and-half). The green looks extra vibrant when viewed on black, too! Fav

[Pyrrhula]

It gives a lovely green patina on the woods, Great find and shot

[FBailey]

It does look pretty, I have it all over mine too

[Ann H. LeFevre]

If there's persistent moisture, algae or mold will be there- I guess I'd rather have the algae!

[wendy frost]

Well spotted Beryl it does blend in well with the foliage and softens the wood tones a great wild capture.

[Rick]

Nice capture.

[Wylie]

great colour on black

[Mary Siegle]

It does really pop out on black. Very nice! I also love your lined borders. How do you get or make that?