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by Kume Bryant
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Tucson Botanical Garden No1 Galaxy case by Kume Bryant. Protect your Galaxy S8 with an impact-resistant, slim-profile, hard-shell case. The image is printed directly onto the case and wrapped around the edges for a beautiful presentation. Simply snap the case onto your Galaxy S8 for instant protection and direct access to all of the phone's features!
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Tucson Botanical Garden, 2016.... more
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Protect your Galaxy S8 with an impact-resistant, slim-profile, hard-shell case. The image is printed directly onto the case and wrapped around the edges for a beautiful presentation. Simply snap the case onto your Galaxy S8 for instant protection and direct access to all of the phone's features!
Tucson Botanical Garden, 2016.
Overview
The entity known as "Tucson Botanical Gardens" was originally founded in 1964 by horticulturist and collector, Harrison G. Yocum. The gardens at his home on North Jefferson Street were open to the public, and contained an extensive collection of cacti and palms. Memberships became available in 1968, and the group became chartered as a non-profit corporation the next year. As the organization grew to 100 charter members it found a temporary home at Randolph Park, using display space available in a greenhouse. Dr. Leland Burkhart, UA professor of Horticulture, was president of the TBG at the time and the society began formulating a dream for its future. Plans were then created for a larger, permanent home. Friends of TBG and local garden clubs organized fund-raising activities to further this purpose. In 1974, Tucson Botanical Gardens attained its current location at the historic Porter Family property.
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I am a Korean American artist living and working in Tucson, Arizona, in the United States. I love the messy process of painting and follow my creative path naturally in absolute freedom. Painting moments are a healing process, a mental getaway to quiet my mind. I earned a degree in graphic art and worked as one for 20+ years, but I have always hoped to paint. With my husbands' encouragement, I gave it a go, and it was love at first try. I am a self-taught artist since 2007. All my old and up-to-present works are on this site for you to get to know my progress over the years. My works are copyrighted. All Rights Reserved. Please don't use my art without purchasing or permission. Thank you. My art Image Licensing:...
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Kume Bryant
Thank you Mary and Ray!
Ray Shrewsberry
Kume - beautiful!! I love cactus images!!! Like/Favor/Tweet
Mary Chris Hines
Love the cacti! Very typical of Tucson Botanical Garden, I bet! But very unique under your camera! l/f
Irina Effa
Unusual! Great captured! l/fv
Kume Bryant replied:
Thanks, Irina!
Khalid Saeed
wonderful shot.
Kume Bryant replied:
Thank you Khalid!
Kume Bryant
Thank you very much everyone for your awesome comments! :D
Kume Bryant
Thank you very much Karen for the feature in the group "Lady Photographers And Artists" :D
Kume Bryant
Thank you very much Mark for the feature in the group "Arizona Photography" :D
Elizabeth Winter
Ahh the beauty of the desert well captured Kume! f/v
Lucinda Walter
Great shot, Kume l/f
Ericamaxine Price
Love the TUCSON cacti!
Linda Lees
Lovely capture of the unique flora of Arizona.
Marija Djedovic
What a beauty... love it ;) Liked
S S-ray
Beautiful as usual.