Gallery: LandscapePosted March 17, 201064 views3 comments
I took this photo at Saguaro National Park West (Tucson, AZ). I like how the arms circle the middle of the Saguaro.
Nikon D90
F/16
1/640
ISO/400
Comments are greatly appreciated.
Laura Stafford
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Comment posted by Ross McClure on March 18, 2010 at 12:48 PM
Laura, Thanks for the great compliments on my photo. Yours is so nice too. Multiple arms are great to find. Don't you just love the desert? The cactus's should be blooming in another month. Have fun with those. Hey, I would like to ask you a question. My wife and I are thinking about moving to the Tucson area in a year or so and we know the city pretty well but maybe you could give us a few good areas to live in. We have stayed at many places but we have found Marana a good location for getting around to our favorite places. If you have some suggestion they would really be appreciated. Many thanks, Ross
Registered on January 29, 2010, 16 Posts, 66 Comments
Comment posted by Stan Rose on March 18, 2010 at 8:32 PM
Id like to see it a bit bigger
From what i can see, it looks like a nice photo of a saguaro, but there are thousands of photos of saguaros floating around. Since you apparently like the mid-section, why not focus on just that? take a shot from low to the ground, looking up, so we can see those arms circling the cactus. That would be an interesting perspective.
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Comment posted by Ben Horne on March 19, 2010 at 11:15 PM
That sure is a strange looking Saguaro. When I saw the image, the title that came to mind was "The Two Headed Ballerina"
Registered on August 27, 2009, 51 Posts, 959 Comments
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3 commentsFrom what i can see, it looks like a nice photo of a saguaro, but there are thousands of photos of saguaros floating around. Since you apparently like the mid-section, why not focus on just that? take a shot from low to the ground, looking up, so we can see those arms circling the cactus. That would be an interesting perspective.