One of my neighbors has some agave growing in the front yard.
Their spiny leaves make great shadow shots.
She has some cacti as well. Some of her plants were badly damaged in this year's freeze but these withstood the weather well.Check out more shadows at Hey Harriet, hosted by Tracy.
lovely shots
ReplyDeleteDon't get against that spiny one, Martha! I do love the shapes of cacti - they provide such interesting shots.
ReplyDeleteThe desert flora is just beautiful. The agave leaves wonderful three-sided leafy shadows, the cactus shadow is true to its subject. Lovely warm views!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see the desert you have downunder... Wish I could enjoy wandering around and take som many photos for my album for my SS contribution §;-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful, M.
Happy SS
Love the agave and the cactus shadows! How lovely to have some sun!! It looks so delightfully warm!! Hope you have a terrific weekend, Martha!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Agave and cactus - Super shadows!
ReplyDeleteSuculants!! I love the architecturalness of them - terrific shadowy shots here!
ReplyDeleteGreat shadows but I especially love that cactus!
ReplyDeleteGreat shadows of plants that I would never find growing in my neck of the woods!
ReplyDeleteYou captured some lovely shadows on your walk. I like the word 'architecturalness' that Sam used in her comment above. Not a word one hears very often!
ReplyDeleteHey great point you made in your comment on my blog about memes being an invitation to link thoughts & minds. I totally agree and see a lot of that happening amongst bloggers, which is lovely!
We haven't had many shaddows lately.
ReplyDeleteBack to answer your question -- the title says that it was the old Carneige library and now is a museum. All those libraries wee built with the same plans so are identical. Of course, they ahve added a portion on to the back for the handicapped access now. . .
ReplyDeleteLovely shadow shots - my favorite is the first one.
ReplyDeleteGena @ Thinking Aloud
Looks like a nice garden, good shadows too!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. I mourn the death and destruction in our yards from the frost, but then I think of Haiti. God bless them. B : )
ReplyDeleteWhy don't you come on over to my blog and visit a while
Great shadow shots! I especially enjoy the spiny shadows on the agave leaves themselves.
ReplyDeleteLove to see the landscape of the desert in it's natural state...no grass and no watering...beautiful, natural!
ReplyDeleteyou clearly had a successful walk :)
ReplyDeletesuper photos!!
ReplyDeleteoowww...love the spiney leaves...very cool!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great, nice earthy colors!
ReplyDeleteCacti create such bold shadows. These are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteOh Martha,
ReplyDeleteAny post with the title 'Agave' is a must read for me ;-) I love almost everything about agaves and they do have beautiful shadows, don't they?
Beautiful pictures and we are also seeing the sun - but very little green. Just wait a couple of months.
ReplyDeleteLooks a little prickly to me but the shadow wouldn't hurt LOL
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