This metallic model serves for all seasons on 9th Avenue.
She is wildly photogenic.
The camera delights in glitter and reflections
and that dreadful, lovely color chartreuse.
Time to wear green to read in the park.
Time to repaint the park railings.
A seven person job.
23rd Street.
I do like the Chertreuse Day concept and the metallic model is the best I have seen around! I very nice grouping.
ReplyDeleteI'm seeing green!
ReplyDeleteLove the manniken. How do you spell that word?
In the third pic it looks like she has a mohawk - a green mohawk - because of the reflected trees. Very cool.
Happy Saturday!
If I had known about Chartreuse Day I would have known what to wear.
ReplyDeleteLovely as usual, Elizabeth. I love the railings being a seven person job. It reminded my of somewhere we went in New England a few years ago (could have been Montpelier) where one man was employed in the Senate building just to polish the enormous brass staircase.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how often a shocking shade of chartreuse appears in nature - moss on a tree or seaweed washed up along a shore. It's actually more common than we think.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had a mannequin's body
ReplyDeleteHi Elizabeth, Thanks for th nice comments on my site. They made my Saturday morning.
ReplyDeleteChartreuse - Toronto was very Chartreuse last week when all the buds on the trees were ready to peek (peak)
Elizabeth, me again. I thought you would like that the word verification for my first message was GREAN
ReplyDeleteCan anybody who isn't metallic actually wear chartreuse without looking jaundiced?
ReplyDeleteMy husband tells me that there's a very long bridge over the Firth of Forth (iirc), and that by the time the crew finishes painting it, it's time to go back to the other end and start all over.
What a vibrant color amidst all the soft greens. Roxanne
ReplyDeleteLovely collection of photos, I love the reflections of the gold boxes :)
ReplyDeleteDo you suppose that painting those railings has something to do with federal job creation? If so, my house in Houston needs painting . . .
ReplyDeleteChartreuse . . . when I was a child, I thought it was purple.
Ran across your blog today. Nice photos-especially love the window ones. Make me want to get my camera out and go for a walk!
ReplyDeleteI adore chartreuse! What a happy Spring post.......And thanks for your friendly visits to my Hawaii blog. Aloha
ReplyDeleteLooks like Manhattan is going green today!
ReplyDeleteso much yellow signs good
ReplyDeleteAh lovely .. its an odd shade of green that flatters few but when it 'do' it does it so well!
ReplyDeleteLoveley melone colour!
ReplyDeleteWonderful glittery reflections - pools of chartreus.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...I wonder if Michelle Obama was in the fashion know when she wore chartreuse to her husband's inauguration or whether she started a fashion trend by doing so...?
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