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Organ Pipe
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Uploaded: 08/05/12 12:45 AM GMT
Organ Pipe
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Due South of Gila Bend, Arizona, and just a few miles from the Mexican border, lies Organ Pipe. Unlike the Saguaro cactus which produce arms in varied shapes and direction, the Organ Pipe variety are relatively straight stalks, generally slimmer, but still grow to significant heights. The recently posted Saguaro images were photographed just up the road directly behind me. The topographical East/West line that separates the Mohave and Sonoran deserts is close by, and the Sonoran drops deep into Mexico, just a few miles down the road, past this monument.
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::stonewolff
08/05/12 8:31 PM GMT
Some more familiar territory. Spent a lot of time heading down that direction for dental work...ha ha...A beautiful photo my Friend. You do Magic with that camera!
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Really like this and would be a very interesting place to visit. I'll see it through your camera, wonderful capture
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Have a Sunny Day
A Very Beautiful photo,Doug.Again a place i would love to visit.There are no deserts in Sweden.
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Beautiful photo, Doug.
The post work is outstanding ... love the sky.
The post work is outstanding ... love the sky.
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I would travel only by horse, if I had the choice. ~ Linda McCartney ~
You did a wonderful job on this one Doug, and I enjoyed the narrative. Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
I really Like how you Softened this Image, Doug! ...it Gives the Observer a Feeling of the Heat in That environment! I don't Think I ever made it to That particular Park during my Time there, as There are Just so Many of them!! Nice work!
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A nice smoothness and softness in the post work of this image. I like the b/w presentation of the scene. The seeming randomness of the blurred areas kind of takes away from the DoF you'd expect to see.
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