Wild Flowers
Spring and summer unveil a remarkable transformation in wild landscapes as vibrant wildflowers burst to life, painting the natural canvas with an array of mesmerizing colors. These bright, saturated hues serve not only to attract insect pollinators to the blooming plants but also serve as a visual feast for photographers attuned to the beauty of the wilderness. Most of these were seen in the San Juan National Forest of southwest Colorado. Some of these images are available in the Print Shop.
Pink Lady Slipper near Pennington, Minnesota, USA - June, 2025. Awarded on 1X.com.
Composite image of a texture background and a Rocky Mountain Iris - June, 2025
Columbines, Southwest Colorado, USA - July, 2023
Columbine and Lupine, near Snodgrass Mountain, Gunnison National Forest, Colorado, USA - July, 2023
Wyoming Paintbrush - July, 2021
Sand Lupine - July, 2021
Columbines - June, 2021
Fairy Slipper Orchid - May, 2021
Composite image of dried mud and a Colorado Blue Columbine - June, 2020
Old Man of the Mountain - June, 2020
Old Man of the Mountain - June, 2020
Early Blue-top Fleabane in the San Juan National Forest, Colorado, USA - June, 2019
Composite image of texture background and Mat Penstemon - June, 2019
Composite image of a texture background and several Early Bluetop Fleabane - June, 2019
Willow blossom - April, 2019
Jacob’s Ladder - June, 2018
Richardson’s Geranium - June, 2018
Jacob’s Ladder - June, 2018
Rocky Mountain Iris - May, 2016
Thick Penstemon - May, 2016
Pasque Flower near Pagosa Springs, Colorado, USA - April, 2016
Colorado Blue Columbine - July, 2015
Composite image of a texture background and a Rocky Mountain Iris - June, 2015