The Indian Paint Brush of the Wasatch in the spring and summer is something to see when it\'s laid out in mountain meadows as far as you can see. Yellows, Oranges, Reds of all shades and Purples reign across the fields.
The spring wildflowers have really lengthened their stay into summer in the mountain meadows of Utah\'s Wasatch. Though the flowers are gorgeous in their singularity sometimes a shot of them all together is nice as well.
Detail of one of my garden flowers.
Around 10,000' on the Wasatch Crest Trail, the spring time flowers can be amazing.
Taken in sunset light. The warmth of that quality of light really worked with the yellow and pink of the rose.
Although they aren't that fragrant, these are some of the most gorgeous blooms I've seen. Especially after a brief little storm burst has left them with water droplets catching the light.
Up in the Wasatch Mountains by White Pine Lake, the Columbine fights for the light once enough of the snow pack has melted.
Detail shot of one of my backyard Poppies.
High in the Wasatch, the flowers this year were amazing well into August.
Detail shot of one of the poppies that pop up in my backyard every year.
The Allium is such a pretty flower with a stalk 18" high and a flower a bit bigger than a baseball. It offers so many oppurtunities for photographing.
This flower from my Grandfather's garden holds a special place in my heart. I shot it with the help of my father while in the UK attending my Grandfather's funeral.
Semi-lost in a Southern Utah desert, I stumbled across this flower.

"Floral Photo Gallery"

I've never known what it is about flowers. But big or small, in fields or as single blooms, I find them an endless inspiration.


All Images © Erik Harrison 2008 - 2010

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