Cholla cactus, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, Southern California
Photo © 2016 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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13 comments:
The Cholla looks as if it is welcoming you to its inhospitable (to humans) home. A friendlier looking cacti as I don't see the spikes. Although I'm not getting too close to find out...
Looks like a couple of dancers!
what an interesting cactus!
What a great desert shot!
the branches of the cholla remind me of snakes ready to strike!
The desert is an amazing place and the shadows reflect that. Brilliant!
Love the interesting shapes of this cactus.
lovely snake-like shadows
Love this dessert shot. Reminds me of westerns I used to watch with the solitary cacti (although it was probably a different kind).
This is a fantastic shadow shot.
To my eyes, it looks like a tree full of critters - monkeys, snakes, etc.
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amazing one.
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Terrific shadow shot of an intriguing desert tree!
Happy Week to you ~ ^_^
Great shadow!
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