I have planted quite a few succulents in pots, hardy little plants, seeing that we have had water meters installed, I decided that a few water wise plants will do the thing.

nikon 500 + nikkor 105mm f2,8 mikro

Arcadia, California

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Working on seeing things in a different way. Sometimes we have to change the angle at which we view things. Other times, adding light will work. This time I did both. I got down low then I bounced light behind the leaves using a gold reflector and I just love the way it changed it from being flat and boring. What are your favorite ways to change your view?

One of over 200 species of agave. These succulents make beautiful fine art prints, both in color as well as black and white. As usual with a b&w image, tones, texture and lines are accentuated. The color version, due to the almost monotone nature of the plant, can make a nice color accent for any wall.

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Taken at the beautiful and lush gardens around Monserrate Palace in Sintra, Portugal.

Summer2916 Garden Flowers Outdoors Succulent Leaves Red Green Sunny Shade

A small part of a wall of these lovely plants. Very eye catching as I drove past this house.

or succulent dining!

April 2007

Green succulent rosettes of Aeonium Arboreum with reddish tips seen against a sea of large sage leaves at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens.

I looked for this one for years. It is as big as a head of lettuce. Click to see the frills!

Laurelwood Gardens,

Wayne, NJ

Sempervivum

(Explored November 2007)

Pasadena, California

Day 183 of my 366 Project

in the garden . . .

Rebun Island, Japan

Algarve

Ribe Denmark