How Much Green A Blue Can Be?

Hammad Rais

Honestly, I really don’t know!

But what I really know is that both are quite mesmerizing on a bright sunny day.

On such lovely days, you can spot green leaves on trees and just look up ahead to fill up your sight with amazing blue sky.

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This is my kind of day, which I want to be my everyday 🙂

Don’t you?

For Ragtag Daily Prompt Thursday: How Green is Blue

Added for City Sonnet’s August A Photo Challenge – Sunny

14 thoughts on “How Much Green A Blue Can Be?”

    • Hammad Rais October 25, 2019 / 12:26 PM

      In your Egypt and Jordan travels, you definitely enjoyed lovely sunny days. I loved your snaps more for this reason 🙂

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  2. Kally October 18, 2019 / 5:37 PM

    What a beautiful blue day! I wish it’s the same here. It’s rainy season now and the skies are cloudy and grey.

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    • Hammad Rais October 22, 2019 / 1:37 PM

      Monsoon is over here in Karachi, which means more cloudless skies but they stay slightly white because of fog and pollution.
      And so, my search for the perfect sunny day continues 🙂

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    • Kally October 23, 2019 / 12:01 PM

      Ah same here but it’s all sunshine today. Good for us to hit the pool!

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    • Hammad Rais October 23, 2019 / 12:09 PM

      Oh wow!
      Pool is the best spot to spend a day like this. And beach also, if easily accessible 🙂

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    • Kally October 24, 2019 / 2:03 PM

      Ah there is no beach nearby so I can only make do with the pool. Good enough.

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  3. bushboy October 18, 2019 / 12:51 AM

    Wonderful interpretation and photo for the prompt Hammad 🙂
    Brian

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    • Hammad Rais October 18, 2019 / 3:15 PM

      Thank you so much for liking this, Brian 🙂

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  4. Christine Goodnough October 17, 2019 / 6:48 PM

    You should live here in Saskatchewan where the skies are usually sunny and clear. 🙂 The downside, of course, being that in places where there is abundant rainfall, plants and trees grow lush. We have to irrigate or lawns turn a brittle brown almost every summer.

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