The coral cactus turns out to be much more unusual than I thought when I picked it up a couple of years ago. I naively believed that it grew naturally like this. False. Apparently, it is comprised of two succulents grafted together into a new, Franken-plant. Still, a fascinating object to photograph with its complex surfaces. The image shown here was captured using the Rolleiflex SL66 and the 120 mm f/5.6 wide open at f/5.6. The film was Tri-X and it was souped in HC-110.
