A Cactus a Day: Spiked and pleated

Monday, March 7, 2011

Spiked and pleated

The posture and appenditures of each Saguaro give it a personality, but even the skin/bark can differ on each specimen. Compare the complexions: mottled, smooth, yellow. Photo by Bob Connolly.

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A prickly subject

It's hard to resist photographing the Saguaro. Each individual cactus seems to have a personality. On a recent hike in the McDowell Mountains in Scottsdale, Arizona, it occurred to me that I could indulge my impulse to snap away if I created a blog for the photos -- even if only for my own enjoyment. So here we go with A Cactus a Day. You'll find many Saguaro, but also other interesting cacti. Some of the photos are about documentation, but I hope many also will be visually pleasing. I don't have quite enough to last a year, But, then again, if I run out I'll have an excuse to travel to the southwest and collect some more photos of cacti.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Spiked and pleated

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