Oh how one can change. I hated succulents before my daughter Kelsey suggested I LOOK at them! Now I find them utterly fascinating.
Agave Curves, 10.31.17
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Oh how one can change. I hated succulents before my daughter Kelsey suggested I LOOK at them! Now I find them utterly fascinating.
Agave Curves, 10.31.17
Points, 9.18.17

Water Drops on a Succulent, 8.16.17
As I wrote, the colors can vary greatly with the same plant, depending upon the light. Here’s another agave shot from the very same day, only minutes apart from the other I posted yesterday. (So what would <i>you</i> do if you were the photographer? Adjust all photos so the colors match? Accept that light changes the colors and leave them? Thoughts?)
Shaw’s Agave (III), 3.26.15

… with, I hope, no injuries that might be caused by sharp or pointed words or, quite literally, sharp needles!
Succulent Curves & Points, 2.16.15
It’s possible I’ve turned the corner. I went on a walk and barely coughed and when I did it was manageable. I’m hoping to feel nice and sharp by Thursday so I can be back in the pit. Hopeful, though, that I don’t PLAY sharp!
Succulent Green & Needles, 2.16.15
Succulent Spines, 2.11.15
Pink Echeveria, 9.9.16

A Succulent with Raindrops, 11.1.16. San Jose, California. © Copyright 2017 Patricia Emerson Mitchell – all rights reserved.