The touch of nature: LAPC

The touch of nature can be sharp and cold or

The touch of nature
Prickly pear cactus in the snow, Bend, Oregon

Ridged and dry

Dry reservoir
Low water in Wickiup Reservoir, Oregon

The touch of nature can be smooth and wet or

The touch of nature
Cobble Beach near Newport, Oregon

Rough and hot

Wooden Shoe Overlook
Wooden Shoe Overlook at Canyonlands National Park, Utah

Lens-Artists Photo Challenge (LAPC) #226 – Texture

18 thoughts on “The touch of nature: LAPC

  1. Siobhan, your opening image reminds me of snow at it’s best, before it becomes dirty or melted. But we don’t often picture it on a cactus, which makes a wonderful image. Your beach image made me imagine the cold of a wintry day in Oregon – the texture is perfect.

    • Thanks, Tina! Yes, snow accumulating on cactus makes a great opportunity for photos. The seaside picture was taken in July, but it was COLD! Still a nice place to visit, no matter the season. 🙂

    • Thanks. I keep thinking the snow and cold temps will kill my cactus, but they keep getting bigger. 😐 Not sure how to prune them. 🌵

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