REFLECTIONS FROM A SUMMER MORNING Size:13x19 FINE ART PAPER Many species of wildflowers were

Many species of wildflowers were in prime conditions to photograph including these false sunflowers that were near the blazing star flowers I had just photographed

These flowers can be seen throughout most of this small park

This cattail flower begins the process of breaking apart which will expose the fluff that is atached to the seeds and will be carried off by the wind

Frigid temperatures at 0F and an overnight snowfall of 3 inches take hold of this winter wonderland landscape along a completely frozen South Fork Kishwaukee River with a view of a peachleaf willow tree and some elderberry bushes on this February morning at Wildflower Park

REFLECTIONS FROM A SUMMER MORNING Size:13x19 FINE ART PAPER Many species of wildflowers wereHallett Peak reflects off the surface of Bear Lake during the morning hours at Rocky Mountain National Park. (590 140)