I´m going on your album a long time ago, and your e-mails, but you are always surprising me. Thank you for this type of art.
Saludos from Tenerife. Canary islands

Halophyte Halotosis?

Its a Caper caper!!!

Awesome contrast. Another great picture. If you set your resolution to the highest on the camera and take these pictures then you can sell larger almost poster size pitures of these. Great work!

I love this picture! If you would not have labeled it then I would have thought it was abstract art. I still like it. I would love to have a copy of it!

Panos,
I am impressed with all the bright colors and designs you have created from your photos! This one is my favorite!
You might try making some softer colors too.
Kaye

Hello Panos & Stavros - I like what you have done with your photos very much! Some are quite surreal, with a strange beauty.
Regards - Nancy

Very nice good job

I used to have a Siamese Seal Point, called Dekho - it brings me many happy memories to look at Melina and remember my old cat. They are so intelligent and such good company!

Best wishes,
Izzie

Got this one too but still in the very beginning stage. Got it from a friend.

WOW!!!

living stones - I've always loved them and never had one my self. I think I'll have to start getting some.

these are beasties, got too near to mine many years ago and had an inflamed nose for a while.

I think I've got this one and some others you've shown but I'm only just beginning with my collection. This one is beautiful as are all of them of course.

beautiful - wouldn't mind one of them either:)

They aren't cacti nor succulent:)))

would love to have a baby of that one.

Hi Manos:)
We have a restaurant here in New Zealand called Manos:), nice food you get there. And the agapanthus behind you grows here everywhere, in white and blue, it's a lovely plant, shame it's not a native. Thank you for your visit and nice comments. Now I go and have a look at your cacti and succulents.

Very nice panos

My fevourit plants.good collection