Enjoy!
Stay tuned...more photos on Thursday and Friday~
-Rick Rockhill
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
An Intimate Portrait of the Desert, Part I
I'm pleased to present a three-part series of up-close and personal photos of desert plants found in my yard in Palm Springs. It is my hope that these photos will stimulate your mind and convey the unique beauty of desert plantlife.
Enjoy!
Stay tuned...more photos on Thursday and Friday~
-Rick Rockhill
Enjoy!
Stay tuned...more photos on Thursday and Friday~
-Rick Rockhill
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16 comments:
Aaahhhh, I love the desert.
Those photos are lovely.
Thanks Annette- they were fun to take...stay tuned for Thursday and Friday...more to come~
Great pics, I especially love the last one!
the desert has a natural beauty that has no comparison. we love it!
smiles, bee
Cool pics! Any peyote out there?
Ahh......so different than we have here in the Pacific Northwest. Thanks for sharing. Reminds me of growing up in Idaho. We had an entire garden dedicated to cacus, rocks, desert plans.
Indeed, nice photos ... umm...I'm with Corky ... any peyote?
Some mighty strange looking plants there!
I like the ww2 mine with the barbed wire on! (#7)
No really I like the flower on the cactus on the first one.
Good pics rick!
I've been fortunate enough to live in the desert for a time.Those are beautiful pix!..Thanks for sharing.
Great photos Rick. I especially like the cactus plants. I keep one on my desk at work.
I find the desert plants so fascinating, But that's probably because I've lived in the mid-west all my life.
lovely photos...so vibrant too
Love the photographs! Unfortunately, my cacti need to be brought inside when the weather gets cold. They just don't like Illinois for some reason. :-) Although my mother's prickly pear cactus has survived the outdoors year-round with annual blooms.
Oh yes, nice stuff. Desert ain't as vapid or lifeless as we may believe huh?
Never been to a desert...thanks for sharing the pics. They are beautiful.
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