Category Archives: cactus
Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Saguaro Blossoms
Shadows help to accentuate saguaro cactus blossoms in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert..
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Cactus Heart
A cactus shaped like a heart makes a tiny shadow in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Barrel Cactus
Shadows nestle among the spines and fruits of a barrel cactus, Yuma Conservation Garden, Yuma, Arizona.
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No Tongues
Cacti and a palo verde tree cast shadows in a courtyard of Mission San Xavier del Bac, Tucson, Arizona.
Winter afternoon—
they have no tongues, these shadows,
yet their speech is clear.
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Thorns
Shadows nestle among the thorns of a barrel cactus at Robert J. Moody Demonstration Garden, Yuma, Arizona.
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Welcome
Early morning light brightens a cluster or organ pipe cacti and an ocotillo just starting to bloom at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Southern Arizona.
Welcome, Sister Sun!
I have been waiting for you
through the long, cold night.
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Lone Cactus
A lone cactus stands in a Phoenix, Arizona backyard.
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Cactus Woman
Detail from a wall of mosaics, Ajo, Arizona.
Cactus Woman has nothing to lose
By walking for weeks without wearing shoes.
She’s toughened her feet on thorns and stones,
And carries the wilderness in her bones.
Her eyes are afire, her heart’s ablaze;
She loves the desert’s unsociable ways.
Cactus Woman is someone, they say,
Who’ll walk in the wilderness, come what may.
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Saguaro Cactus
Saguaro cactus, Yuma Conservation Garden., Yuma, Arizona
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Macro Monday 2: A Cactus with Heart
A heart-shaped cactus paddle greets visitors in a garden in Phoenix, Arizona.
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