In the company of green

Green is rarely one color. A leaf against stone can look almost blue; the same leaf beside warm wood may feel brighter. Context does much of the work.

A color found nearby

Try collecting three references from the same short walk. Describe the differences before naming the colors.

A small observation can be the beginning of a larger story.

Try this

• Start with something close at hand.
• Write down one detail you would usually miss.
• Return later and see what changed.

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