Friday's Focus - 2020/04/24 - Wildflowers

[JimFox]

Our Focus this Friday is on Wildflower Landscapes!

With the Coronavirus you may not have gotten out to capture wildflowers this year, so this may call for archive diving. I was fortunate I went out 2 nights ago into the desert to capture Deep Space Astro between Indio and Joshua Tree. So though it quickly rose to 101 degrees yesterday morning I stayed around to hike out into the desert to capture some of the wildflowers there.

So please, old or new, add your Landscapes with Wildflowers to this thread.

Jim

 

[Jim Dockery]

Sunset on Mazama Ridge, Tatoosh Range behind, Mt. Rainier NP

 

[AlanLichty]

Arrow Leaf Balsamroot in Riverside State Park (Spokane) from last spring.

Arrow Leaf Balsam Root

• AlanLichty
• Mar 6, 2020

Riverside State Park, Spokane, WA.

Trillium from the Redwood Nature Trail, Siskiyou National Forest, Oregon

Trailside Trillium

• AlanLichty
• Mar 10, 2020

Redwood Nature Trail, Brookings, Oregon.

 

[Ben Egbert]

How about this one?

 

[Kyle Jones]

I took this last weekend in the Livermore hills.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Another one from Mt Rainier with the tatoosh range in the background.

 

[JimFox]

How about this one?


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That will definitely do Ben!

 

[Douglas Sherman]

There are some great mages here. Thanks Jim for starting this thread. Flowers are my favorite subject to photograph. I have been photographing them for over thirty years all over the US. Here ae some of my favorites. I hope I don't bore you with too many images.

Dwarf Lake Iris and Gaywings, WI

Mexican Primrose, Texas Bluebonnets, and Wine Cups, TX

Showy Lady's-slippers, WI

Dwarf Lake Iris, WI

Calypso Orchid, MI

Poppies and Baby Blue-eyes, CA

Painted Trillium, NY

Texas Paintbrush and Texas Blue Bonnets, TX

Marsh Marigolds, IL

 

[AlanLichty]

Neat set Doug. I didn't get bored at all scrolling through them

 

[JimFox]

I took this last weekend in the Livermore hills.

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It's great to see a few of us are getting out locally a little bit.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

There are some great mages here. Thanks Jim for starting this thread. Flowers are my favorite subject to photograph. I have been photographing them for over thirty years all over the US. Here ae some of my favorites. I hope I don't bore you with too many images.

That was a treat Doug.

 

[Ken Rennie]

A little late with this.

Heather from King's How.

Poppies. Stay safe Ken

 

[Jim Dockery]

Love that series Douglas. I imagine you have some of those hanging on the walls of your house.