“How wonderful yellow is. It stands for the sun.” -Vincent Van Gogh
Today’s the day to post yellow for the search for ROYGBIV, and I have less than 3 hours, but I made it.
the soft, but powerful yellow of the rising sun on Backbone Mountain in western Maryland
patterned yellow in a butterfly wing, Oregon Ridge Nature Center
rusted and scraped yellow spied in an alley
Thank you Jennifer for this fun way of noticing the colorful world around us everyday!
Nice post!!!!
Thanks Sue!
love it Bridgette…..also love that your first picture here could’ve been a close up of the one heading my blog post today….always that little bit of synchronicity with you……so fun and encouraging…..
take care m’dear, happy Spring for you ~*
That’s so weird how that happens! That was a beautiful photo you posted and words too. Happy spring to you too
Wonderful yellows! Was the foccacia as good as it looks? The scent of freshly baked bread seems to be wafting thru the air…..
It was quite delicious. It was the first time I ever made foccacia and I am definitely going to make it again. yum
love these! i am so going to try to remember this for next month and play along as well xxxx
I hope you’ll join us!
Love your nature photos. And congrats to your son on earning a yellow belt. By chance can he come up with a green belt for next month? ( grin, just being silly) Nice collection of photos, enjoyed them very much.
That would be great if he was able to get a green belt next month! ha! But thinking it’s not going to happen. 🙂 thanks for visiting
What pretty, soft yellows – and a strong finish with the yellow belt (how exciting!). I am envious of your ability to bake such a bella foccacia – it looks very authentic/tasty!
Thanks so much. It was the first time I have ever made foccacia actually. It wasn’t perfect, but it was tasty
Wonderful yellows, Bridgette; the belt brings back happy memories of when my kids got their yellow belts…
Thanks Sharmon. He just started karate back in December and it’s been so great watching him grow with it.