Spray Park Wildflowers
by Justin Reznick
Spay Park has gone wild! If you're itching to photograph wildflowers in Mt. Rainier National Park, head to the Northwest section of the Park. Make sure and bring lots of repellent as the mosquitoes have just hatched and they are mighty hungry!
I have been spending a lot of time in the Park and haven't come away with an image with Rainier in it that I'm happy with. The upside is that I've been searching for alternative subjects and have pushed myself artistically. I loved the miniature evergreen trees (young trees or dwarf trees, help?) that grow in the meadows of Spray Park.
Thanks for the C & C's!
Comments
17 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
- Dan.
Beautiful mountain meadow image. I too would favor a crop of the trees. While the trees obviously help define a sense of place and the edge of the forest, compositionally I think they take away from the field of flowers. Otherwise, this is quite lovely and I really like the scattering of the Owl's Clover. Very nice.
Lon
Ian