..but James....the servants!!
by MichaelC

Comment:
Love this. underrated IMO.

Clothespin, Clothesline Forget the Dryer
by scooter88

Comment:
excellent - a very green activity that involves having less, spending less, and a zen activity using natural solar power.

Kitchen Composter
by CJinCA

Comment:
A nice green activity. Bonus points for an actual green item that is well shot.

An Army of (size) Ones
by awelsh

Comment:
Great as a stock photo. They look like disposable diapers - commonly found all over my house - clean and ... sometimes not =) ...definitely not "green".

Rearrange!
by slo007

Comment:
A very cool photo. Almost anti-green though.

The Compost Bin
by lawrysimm

Comment:
Excellent. People might not realize that compost bins can eliminate the need for fertilizer. Not that I would use fertilizer anyway.

Edison Vase
by Lutchenko

Comment:
This is beautiful. Great lighting and a really cool setup and very "DPC-friendly" as I like to say. A flower and a lightbulb seem to be element associated with the green movement. But to be a devil's advocate: I'm not sure how this says "green" or environmentalism. However, strangely, it works as a stock photo for the topic.

Green Green Tea
by ARMphoto

Comment:
The colors and DOF are nice here. It, however, just reminds me how we are being "sold" into this movement rather than actually being this movement.

Out of trash comes beauty
by SEG

Comment:
I can't say that this helps me understand anything. I suppose nature will persevere regardless of how much garbage we create - but I'm not sure I get the photo as telling me much.

reuse through repurpose
by klkitchens

Comment:
This is one of those areas I'm not 100% sure about. Is decoration a good reuse? It begs the question here. A nice image either way - the diagonal angle is effective and welcome.