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| "Seduced by Agave Shadows" © Paula Scott Molokai Girl Studio |
An agave plant that is growing in our yard in Kalae, Moloka'i. I took this image on a previous trip home in August, 2012. Who could resist the seductive,soft, green curves of this plant in the early morning light?
Simple beauty: line, light, shadows.
My next question is, can we make tequila from this? : )
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9 comments:
Ah, love that green! Great shot for the day, Paula, as always!!
Such a simple, beautiful photo! Tequila sounds good. So does Dos Equis Azul which is brewed with blue agave nectar!
Indeed this is a beautiful shot, the green agave opening its leaves in a soft green splendor. The arrangement looks almost like stylish spokes on a wheel. Natural art...alas, tequila probably requires a lot of these plants. Maybe after you start a garden of agave, you can have a heck of a party after the harvest...
love the shadows...not the tequila.
hope your trip home was the celebration you hoped for.
so lovely in its simplicity! and I wouldn't mind a sip of tequila!
That is a very good capture of the texture of the leaf, very well done! But i can't answer your question as we don't do tequila here, just get the finished product.
The interaction of light and shadow does seem to accentuate the curve of the agave leaves. Beautiful macro.
I think it's the wrong sort of agave for tequila, but what do I know? It seems that desperate humans can distill spirits from almost anything!
Snoozing in the Shadows
You're right, it's beautiful.
But tequila...no idea.
We drink vodka here... :)
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