San Antonio Botanical Garden
December 2017
Thomas Slatin
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant. Oxford comma enthusiast. She/Her/Hers. Lesbian.
20 Comments
Danielle M
Oh wow, that picture is outstanding. I love the architecture of the building, the sky color, the water and plants around the place
Wilson Jake
If this place is still very much alive them the name just fut in. If not alive, it’s a lost beauty
Maury Cheskes
That’s one futuristic looking garden! The sky is magnificent. Really beautifully defined photo.
AMAN
That picture is great on a cloudy day. It seems a very relaxing place for me.
bright
I like botanical gardens especially where there are space for relaxation. it can really be helpful for relaxing the body
Alex
Wow this looks like straight from a movie where nature takes over and man does not exist. I guess that is gonna happen huh without us the world returns to nature? Very mysterious sight indeed.
Prince
So painful this is also abandoned, from the overgrowth plant in front. Needed for a re structuring ASAP
Oyeyipo Oladele
San Antonio has always been my dream place to visit soonest. You really made a perfect photoshoot.
Harry
I wonder why gardens are abandoned this way everywhere. Maintenance culture is just our problems here. We need to do better
Roy
This looks so futuristic. The architectural design is genius.
Meg W
I sure hope the botanical garden isn’t abandoned. It looks wonderful.
Patricia
I would fancy a visit here. Is it still operational?
Oliver
You captured this wonderfully. I feel like I am actually there in person.
Daphne
I have never been to a botanical garden before. This photo has made me want to visit one.
Teddy
Where in San Antonio is this? I have to visit some day.
Louis
The sky in the background looks glorious. It is breathtaking to say the least.
Shantel
The entire place is rich with flora. It is paradise.
Anderson
The world needs more botanical gardens. We should preserve our biodiversity.
Storm
The place is teeming with all sorts of plant life. Thanks for this Tom.
Sylvia
I have never visited a botanical garden before. It’s on my to do list though.