Desert Duo by auntietk
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Near New River, Arizona
Saguaro in the background, palo verde tree in front. It's a combination commonly seen in the Sonoran desert.
Comments (20)
Stunning photography. You are inspiring me to break out my camera and take a picture of something.
Wonderful and tangle capture a subject of many pointed conversation I bet!
very wonderful
Delightfully Beautiful,
Nice cacti.
Nice combination of these two!
Gosh! The size of that cactus is unnerving! It looks strange to my eyes accustomed to containing my little collection of similar shapes on a small bench.
A mega cactus!! Excellent shot.
Such a beautiful photograph,. Tara :()
Perfect composition. One of my favorite cactus.
Great capture !!!
I guess Saguaro are the Sequoias of the cactus kingdom. Impressive specimen. Wonderful composition, nicely framed against that clear blue sky.
Remarkable contrast and textures in this desert foto, with no annoying halo effects between the dark cacti and the blue sky to corrupt the image.
Wonderful shot! I love the saguaros. My parents lived at Lake Havasu for many years, and on the long drive from the main road to their home there was a lot of palo verde growing (of course, it's a desert, DOH!) and people would decorate them for Christmas. It always made that 15-mile stretch fun.
I love the desert images. thank you for sharing and taking me back to my childhood in the desert
W O W ......true giants! Fantastic and impressive!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS for you and your husband!!
Great capture of this desert duo!!
And it's a combination that makes a wonderful composition - especially in your talented vision, Tara!
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
Great shot of two tough old plants, I always think this type of land should be called Arid lands as there always seems to be so much growing and living there.