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| Klismata, Kefalonia |
Color is peculiar.
Endless lines and pages are dedicated to the effect of color on everything, from mood to productivity. Each color has a personality of sorts and widely accepted associations in literature, science, aesthetics, the life cycle, and cultural perceptions.
So many associations, in fact, that they are often contradictory. Take yellow, for example. It is associated with aging, frailty, and cowardice—but also with activity, excitement and freshness.
In nature, however, it means one thing: R-E-V-I-V-A-L!
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| Citrus orchard, set against a background of snow-capped Mt. Aenos |
Yes, the unmistakable arrival of Spring is reconfirmed by the sudden presence of yellow in strips, patches, swirls and bunches. Their density and variety will, of course, improve over the next few weeks but the first impression is unsurpassed. (It even makes me forget about that patch of "vile white stuff" still visible in the background).
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| Olive grove @Svoronata, Kefalonia |
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| Early Spring flowers, Kefalonia |
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