Praying CACTUS
Uploaded: April 23, 2006
GREETINGS from ARIZONA: from my photo expedition to you!!As many cactus vegetation in Arizona desert is praying for that gold rain...this one is not EXCEPTION!!!!!!!!!!!!! The saguaro National Park of Arizona has been described as the monarch of the Sonoran Desert, as a prickly horror, as the supreme symbol of the American Southwest, and as a plant with personality. It is renowned for the variety of odd, all-too-human shapes it assumes, shapes that inspire wild and fanciful imaginings. Giant saguaro cacti, unique to the Sonoran Desert, sometimes reach a height of 50 feet in this cactus forest, which covers the valley floor, rising into the Rincon and West Tucson mountains. Since 1933 this extraordinary giant cactus has been protected within Saguaro National Park. Preserved along with it are many other members of the Sonoran Desert community--other cacti, desert trees and shrubs, and animals. In lushness and variety of life the Sonoran Desert far surpasses all other North American deser
Robert R. Goodman April 23, 2006
Their not much on shade,but you gotta love them anyways.Beautiful image Bianca,Hope you enjoyed the Rincons!!!!!!! #432838Bianca Thomas April 23, 2006
Thank u Robert...i just saw your cctus...AWSOMEEEEEEEEEEEE:) #2678321Gary Lange April 23, 2006
Nice image, Bianca! #2678366Bianca Thomas April 23, 2006
Once again thank u kindly Gary... #2678402Janine Russell April 23, 2006
Bianca, great detail, lighting and colors. #2678554Bianca Thomas April 23, 2006
Janine I appreciated that coment...:)thank u #2678709Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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