I found this cabbage in one of my neighbor’s gardens. I really liked the big water drops on the leaves. I also admired this cabbage for still looking beautiful when all the other plants are brown and mushy due to winter’s rain.
I live in a small townhouse complex, where everyone pretty much knows your business. I am sure they have been speculating between each other about what I am taking all the pictures for.
I’m still waiting for someone to ask, but people tend to prefer to whisper behind your back then to actually ask you a question. So I guess I’ll remain weird occupant of unit #9 currently under suspicion for chronic photography.
I accept that.
Xtina McG

Cool shot
Thanks! Capturing vegetables in winter – strange but beautiful.
Witty! Great post to accompany a great photo. I notice you like to ‘center’ pictures to the left – your signature perhaps?
I don’t know about signature, maybe I just lean to the left …lol
Great shot……….and very close to the rule of “ninths” !!
Thanks Anne!
I love this photo – the background is a beautiful contrast and emphasises the crispness of the cabbage
Thanks! In this dreary winter it’s a little bright spot in my neighbor’s garden!
Reblogged this on Shutter to Imagine and commented:
I like my cabbage stewed, I like it in a pastry pocket or pickled on a brat, or sourly sweetened in some slaw. But, thanks to this snap, I love a cabbage briskly, dewey-frozen. Thanks to Xtina McG over at My Life Through Glass for broadening my palate!
Thank you for re-posting! I love all things cabbage too!