Succulents are always a pleasure to photograph closely – the patterns and swirls are astonishing. Agaves especially fascinate me as they leave the imprint of one leaf on another. Thanks for the follow to my Travel Words Pat. Since you enjoy flower photography you may also see something you like on my flower blog: https://smallbluegreenflowers.wordpress.com/ where at the moment there are quite a few posts of succulents 🙂
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Thanks, David. This was at the Hidden Lake Gardens in southern Michigan, run by Michigan State University. After multiple attempts to capture the whole of these large succulents – always unsuccessfully – I finally decided to try to do macros. I like the results.
A New Day: Living Life Almost Gracefully 
Succulents are always a pleasure to photograph closely – the patterns and swirls are astonishing. Agaves especially fascinate me as they leave the imprint of one leaf on another. Thanks for the follow to my Travel Words Pat. Since you enjoy flower photography you may also see something you like on my flower blog: https://smallbluegreenflowers.wordpress.com/ where at the moment there are quite a few posts of succulents 🙂
JUDE XX
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I checked out your flowers and love your photography, Jude. I will return when I have more time to linger and read.
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The door is always open Pat – pop in whenever you want a flower fest 🙂
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Great angle to shoot from and the colours and the shapes are lovely.
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Thanks, David. This was at the Hidden Lake Gardens in southern Michigan, run by Michigan State University. After multiple attempts to capture the whole of these large succulents – always unsuccessfully – I finally decided to try to do macros. I like the results.
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Gorgeous shot and perspective!
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Thanks Cindy.
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