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The bright New Mexico high desert morning with temperature of 62 degrees is always a delight. I made this shot standing down in an arroyo (dry ditch) with the c...
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The bright New Mexico high desert morning with temperature of 62 degrees is always a delight. I made this shot standing down in an arroyo (dry ditch) with the camera even to the edge of the ground. I liked the configuration of this young cholla (genus Opuntia) with minimal limbs (bi-furcation’s). This cactus was three feet tall but appears much larger because of the low angle perspective.
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lsears79
February 17, 2015
Particularly like the angles in the cholia juxtaposed against the cloud pattern. I tried something similar with clouds and utility lines.
lizziemellis
February 22, 2015
Which Way? Looks a lot like a prickly sighnpost pointing in all direction ..nice find:-)
trainwoman
March 05, 2015
I'm positive they lay in wait to GRAB you if you walk by too close!! Great profile!!
1Ernesto
March 05, 2015
You are so right they do GRAB you and that is the real story of how these picky bastards live in high dry desert and still survive ............
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