Lines and Spines

Arizona has some fascinating uses of line in the natural landscape.  Here are a few examples.

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Here is a proud cactus who sits outside my Carniceria – I loved the contrast so much I had to make it into an art print.

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This tree draws a fantastic line at my local park…

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And these radial lines are interesting in their interplay.  They are pines from that same park.

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These are lines courtesy of my acacia tree, painted against the summer sky.

 

via Photo Challenge: Lines

Daily Prompt: Tree

via Daily Prompt: Tree

Tucson trees are fascinating to me.

 

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Some have spines and fruit. Even the mesquite have that.

 

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This one has looks like it’s related to a bean plant.

 

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We have pines here, too, that sometimes grow into improbable formations.

 

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Or they grow into twin trunks, like this.

 

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I love it when trees grow old – then they develop character.

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It’s truly a feast for the eye when you look at the fine detail.

All this wealth – in one neighborhood!