I’d be remiss if I did not state I’m a bit behind on my usual seasonal flower photography posts. Familiarizing myself with what blooms when in the new neighborhood and has been time consuming – but in a good way. It’s definitely different that hitting the resident gardens I had become used too. That being […]
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Moving away from my usual spring photography haunts was certainly going to be different. The flowers I had become accustomed to greeting me in March and April would no longer be available. The Dwarf Iris that I love and fuzzy Pasque flowers would not be a 5 minute drive away to the Xeric gardens. And
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In this first post since moving back to New Mexico, something festive is in order. And since the New Year is upon us, wanted it to be upbeat – considering the next 4 years will be HELL. Shame on you if you voted for Trump!! Yup I said it! For the folks that were not
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When the Cholla cactus finally bloom it comes with mixed emotions. These bright, magenta pink flowers and the opportunity to photograph them brings tons of joy. However, it also marks the end of the blooming cactus flowers cycle for the season. The Claret Cups, Prickly Pears and the Snow Leopard Cholla have completed their tour
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As the blooming cactus continue, photographing Cholla are another favorite. And little by little I’ve been learning about the different varieties of Cholla cactus and their gorgeous blooms. At the local Xeric gardens, I’m blessed with the opportunity to capture images of several varieties. While awaiting the magenta pink flowers of the more well known
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Showy Milkweed may not be on most people’s radar when it comes to photographing or observing wildflowers. Blooming prickly pears are generally taking center stage at this time. But given their importance to pollinator’s such as Monarch butterflies, I believe they deserve some time in the limelight. Plus they are considered classic American wildflowers. I
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