Morning Yucca in Petah-Tikva
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3 comments:
The sharpness of the plant somehow does not make me feel it would be dangerous. They are lovely plants. Well seen!
You are right, they are sharp and gentle. I guess it is because of warm and soft morning light. They do look sharp and formidable otherwise.
I really like the light in this one!
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