Succulent Sunday: Not in Kansas

Photo by Meg Boscov

[Editor’s Note: This ongoing Sunday feature pairs photographs from Meg Boscov with a thought (or two) from the managing editor about focusing on tiny things to find something significant. Click on the picture itself to view at full size.]

 

 

Commenting on the photographer’s pictures, someone asked, “Where are you?” The photographer hadn’t left home, shooting the succulents in her own backyard. Through her unique viewpoint of the ‘everyday,’ she captured the remarkable.

 

Dorothy famously says to her little dog, “Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.” How can you give that feeling to Kansas itself? How can you make the familiar setting feel like something otherworldly? That is the question from the succulents this Sunday morning.
 

♥

 

Meg Boscov lives and works outside of Philadelphia where she continues to pursue her careers in animal-assisted education & dog training, along with her burgeoning interests in photography & gardening.

 

 

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