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Naomi, they look like sculptures! The colors are so soft and wonderful. If I had your garden, I never get anything done for looking at it!
Oh do you know how much I love succulents? A lot. Your photos are awesome... Such fabulous close-ups. You amaze me. You must have a brilliant camera... No. In fact, I know you have a brilliant camera...
colors to die for! Beautiful, beautiful Naomi!..your photography just keeps amazing me!
is that a burrowstail that is blooming????
Gorgeous! Your macro photography is wonderful - such beautiful photo's of such beautiful plants. The colours and shapes are simply gorgeous adn those little flowers are so delicate. Living sculptures indeed. Once again mother nature shows off her artistry! Walking around your garden must be like visiting a natural art gallery :)
Only you can make cactus look gorgeous, Naomi !
yYou have such amamzing talent with your camera ! I may keep saying it, and the truth and fact is, that you keep doing it so beautifully !
Happy Healthy Thursday to you !
I'm trying to figure out if it's your photography skills or if it's your plants themselves that make the pictures jump out at you? Probably a little of both. Great job on these!
I love those photos! Succulents are such interesting little plants. :)
I don't think I'll ever look at plants again in the same way. Your blog with all it's close up GREAT photos bring to life what sometimes we miss just by looking at flowers as a whole. I hope this makes sense, but I just love the pictures you post! Nature truly is amazing and these are all beauties! They do look like sculptures! The textures and the shapes are fantastic!
Those are so beautiful~
Just stopped by to say hello! I posted a few of the Emmy nominations and my picks and opinions for the winners.
Have a great day
Naomi,
YOU are succulent! What joy you bring to my to my life---keep on keeping on making all of us happy!Love,
Lucy
Great colors. Great design.
In a week I will lay eyes on these garden wonders of yours!!
We can choose the time of our meeting when I call you.
I will call you on Monday evening or Tuesday to finalize our plans.
Yipppeee-Tai-YAY!!
Hi Naomi...Been working with a project that has kept me busy on my computer and just tonight looked at your last few posts about roses, flowers, fabulous art and succulent plants. They are as always a joy to see and read about and I love visiting your site.
Hi, I tell you frankly - your garden makes me speechless. You have flowers and colors I only can dream about.
Here it's mostly green and green
Very cool pictures! I've only seen the sixth one ... but none of the others.
You are right Naomi (in regards to the comment on my blog), most of the time a great photo comes from the actual photographer, not the camera. I now know it is you that is the brilliant photograher and not mearly just your camera. *smile*
What wonderful pictures!!!
You are very good with your camera.
Michele sent me.
Wonderful macro Naomi. I thought the first one was lettuce it looked so edible! I have that 2nd one from the end...we call it a hen in a basket, is that the same thing? It is one of the few that will grow here and it is enjoying this humidity and heat!
These are beautiful! wow!
Michele sent me, and I'm glad I came.
Those look good enough to eat!
Wow! Just wonderful Naomi! I love, love succulent and cactus, too! Your garden is a paradise! Great photos!
Hi Naomi,Just touching base, Karen is nowhere to be found today. Bobby came home this week, so had to click on your blog, to see what is new. And you just made my day it is the most interesting thing have had to look at all week:) And Friday's at work are very l o n g. Thank you once again, for sharing your talent with all of us:) My husband grows veggies for a living, and for what ever reason, God has really blessed all that he grows, and have been amazed, at just how perfect, the shapes and colors, and smells this year, that too amazes me. Wish sometimes that I had the talent that someone like your self has, just to capture, some of nature that surrounds, us and we take for granted. But once again, thank you for the great post.
Pat from NY.
You know, Naomi, I never really cared for cacti. I always thought of them as waxy, hard, thorny...but you make them look like something Michangelo has sculpted. Thanks for the eye opener! I will now view them in a much different perspective.
You know I can honestly say I was never a fan of succulents but seeing yours....well I didn't realize they truly had so much beauty. Would they be good in containers on a porch for someone with a not so green thumb?
XO
Hi naomi! Indeed nature's endowment pleasurable to eyes -- nice soft edges on leaves. It's amazing these changes in color when the weather becomes really hot.
What gorgeous photos!! Your flowers are such a blessing and your photography is wonderful!
Have a lovely weekend. :)
*blissful sigh*
What a beautiful delight and I was captivated by all these beautiful flowers some which I have never seen in my life.
Thank you for sharing and I certainly know why you love your flowers coz I do too :D
Have a wonderful weekend :D
Glad michele sent me back again so that I duly admire those succulents!
Aren't they stunning? Every ONE of them! Gorgeous!
Juicy! and dipped in color like appetizers dipped in sauce.
My comment didn't take. Oy.
These are amazingly diverse and colorful. Love it! Great photos, Naomi!
~S
I am in awe once again. I can't figure out how you get such amazing pictures! I took a bunch in Maine, along with all the other pix waiting on posts I haven't done yet. Soon I'll show you how I'm progressing with my camera, which would be slowly. :-)
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