Autumn Greens . . .
November: Impressionist Greens (Lichen & Moss)
The language of autumn so often goes to “russet glows” and ‘the tang” conveyed by the leaves, shed, and drying to curls, colors bright of yellow, orange, and red leading to brown.
November, the fleeting, waning of an Equinox, allows a continuity to the growing season when as wet as has been this year. Look closer to see lingering to lushness of veins of rich green nestled within all this glowing russet bed.
Green in the the moss and the lichen feasting on some of the clearest damp air of the year.
Green is the onion grass bathed by the sunset, light framed and focused by a high line of underglowed cloud stretched across the horizon of the Hudson.
Wildflowers in the West Village.
— rPs 11 30 2018
Wildflowers of the West Village 
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