The Huntington Botanical Gardens, Pasadena
Macros, Close-Ups, Pinholes & More
 Lisa
and I went to the Huntington Library, Arts Collections, and Botanical
Gardens. Actually, I lie...we only went to the Botanical Gardens part.I brought the Nikon D50 and Leica DLux 4 to experiment with some macros, close-ups, pinholes, and more. ~~~~ Conservatory. |
 Conservatory. |
 Conservatory. |
 Chinese
Garden, Liu Fang Yuan, the Garden of Flowing Fragrance at The Huntington. |
 The
Chinese Garden.~~~~ "Don't think. Feel! It is like a finger pointing away to the moon. Don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all the heavenly glory."
|
 The
Chinese Garden. |
 Stairs
of the bridge in the Japanese Garden. |
 The
Chinese Garden. |
 Conservatory. |
 The
Desert Garden. |
 The
Desert Garden. |
 The
Desert Garden. |
 The
Desert Garden.After the Huntington Gardens, we drove down Huntington Drive to eat Brazilian food at A Taste of Brazil in nearby El Sereno. I'm not a huge fan of churrascarias, and we were more interested in finding some of the food that we had fallen in love with in Brazil last summer (see photos of trip). A Taste of Brazil had Feijoada (a Brazilian stew of sausage and black beans cooked in palm oil) and Peixa a Baiana (Bahian fish stew), and they were delicious, so much like Brazil. I want to go back so badly!!!! |
The Huntington Botanical Gardens, Pasadena, CA
Macros, Close-Ups, Pinholes & More
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