Lack of Color

                                                                                                      

Leaf. Lopez Island WA.

I don't see a lack of color.
Only something from a simpler perspective.
Something for those of us who see things a little differently.

Ask anyone to explain my photo and you'll get a different answer.Different than yours, and mine, even though I snapped the photograph. Does that make them incorrect?
Not at all.

In fact the only right answer is apparent to only the Individual.

So why is it that when asked to give opinions and reflections on require materials, say in class, we're considered 'wrong' more often then not? What is it about my answer that doesn't agree with your personal answer that makes me wrong? Thanks to the power associated with you being the professor and I the student, all I can do is accept your judgement and try again. I wish it weren't so. At least tell me why I'm considered
incorrect.