Sagauro National Park c. 1991
The well-loved Saguaro cactus occupies a relatively small range in the Sonoran Desert (in southwest Arizona and also in Mexico along the east side of the Gulf of California). On this trip, we took a train from NYC to Albuquerque and drove into Arizona where this shot was taken. (I’m pretty sure this was also the trip when we saw a Gila Monster.) The image was captured with the Hasselblad “superwide” aka 903 SWC. Full-frame image with film border to the left.
JOHN TODARO 
Another one, glorious
Thanks Chris
Brings back memories…. I think we were there great picture
Happy it brings good memories. 🙂 As always, thanks for the comments
God damn, if that ain’t beautiful!!!!
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Wonderful images!
thanks so much…nice to hear from you
You do great work.
Thanks! Wishing you a wonderful holiday week ❄
Same to you.
Again, great composition but the smooth tones are just stunning. What a collection this is (as you know, I’m working backwards once again!).
This one required very little work; those tones landed nicely there in the middle and I do attribute that to the wonderful optic on that camera.
Groovy!
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