Cacti
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Eriocerius bonplandii which is commonly called “Queen of the Night” , is a climbing or trailing cacti that only flowers at night. This plant has been growing in a 14 inch container for the last 20 years, and flowered for the first time last year….. ======================= /
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Shot from the east end of Zion Natl Park. An area equally as interesting as the main canyon. Enjoy. / Nikon D200 / Sigma 10-20mm / Nikon CP / 3 stop soft GND
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Two detailed lightning strikes, one making a circle in the sky, with nice cloud definition and a desert landscape.
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Rain clouds at sunset in the Arizona desert.
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/ Mexican is a mixed media production by Karin Taylor / for sale as a print on card
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I’m obsessed with cacti… haha.. Information for “Sold!” : Sold 1 Mounted Print on redbubble to anonymous buyer on 10/30/08.
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Hope you like it !! WARNING / ©2008 Globalphotos All rights reserved. / All photographs, text and images by Globalphotos are the exclusive property of Globalphotos – protected under Australian and international copyright laws. / These images may not be reproduced, copied or manipulated without written permission. / No use for Public Domain. / Use of any image for another photographic concept or illustration is a violation of copyright. . /
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Water clinging to a cactus…
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I love how the colors just blended together.. the background is grass. :D
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Taken in my greenhouse,this Selenicereus cacti flowers at night.The bloom is about six inches in diameter and opens only for one night.It is also beautifully scented.
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One of My Red Cacti / Kodak C763 /
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Made in Ultra Fractal 5. This is an updated version of an earlier fractal landscape that I’m not sure was uploaded here. I wasn’t satisfied with the moon and night sky of the previous version.
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I was listening to Moby and before I knew it this simple cactus shot turned into this… I think Moby was affecting my brain, haha. So enjoy my insanity!
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Saw these red flowers trying to hide in amongst the cacti in the Botanical Gardens . Not the most comfortable of hiding places. Oh, and also my second attempt at the Orton effect. Canon EOS 5D / Canon lens EF180mm macro 3.5 L Ultrasonic / Morning light / Focal length 180mm / F/3.5 / Exposure 1/250 sec. / Metering mode: Pattern / Exposure compensation: -1 step. Thanks for looking – view large. Cheers Crispin. .
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I gave this Christmas cactus to my mother a couple of years ago; it’s huge now! This is only a small detail of that gorgeous plant which blooms just in time for Christmas each year.
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Cacti family. Shot taken at the San Francisco Botanical Garden, December 2008. Fractalius plug-in applied.
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The image has been cropped and the colors changed in Photoshop.
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Dry,dusty and arid land with a Western theme. / Strange there is no water in this picture..I always paint water..lol!(Bob-Ross-Technique)
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Photographed in the Southern / California Desert. The ocotillo is a / unique desert plant of the / southwestern United States / and northern Mexico. Most / of the year, it appears to / be an arrangement of large spiny / dead sticks, although closer / examination reveals that the stems / are partly green. With rainfall / the plant quickly becomes lush with / small ovate leaves. The plant may grow to a height of 10 m. / Its branches are heavy at its base, / but above that the branches are pole-like. / The leaf stalks harden into blunt / spines, and new leaves sprout / from the base of the spine. Bright red / flowers appear in spring and summer, / occurring as a group of small tube / shapes at the tip of the stem. / They are pollinated by / hummingbirds or carpenter bees. Ocotillo poles are a common / fencing material in their native / region, and often take root to / form a living fence. The Ocotillo / poles have been used / for canes or walking sticks / due to their light weight and / interesting patterns.
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I volunteer in the Green Valley (AZ) Gardeners’ Arid Garden. The trichocereuses had blossomed once already this spring, but yesterday we could tell that they were about to bloom again. When I went down this morning to check on the progress, about 10-12 cacti had bloomed. Photographed with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ 50. Top 10 in ALL ABOUT FLOWERS’ “Indigenous to Your Country (A-L)” Challenge / / “Echinopsis Blossoms” has been featured in: / RETIRED AND HAPPY, 4 A DAY LIMIT/June, 2009 / VISUAL ARTISTS OF GREEN VALLEY/October, 2009 / /
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A flower fallen from the plant. Thank you for your attention. Featured in the group Still Life ~ Photography and Paintings / Featured in the group High Key
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