Pacific Northwest Flower Photography
A splash of color in the dampness of Mt Baker Snoqualmie National Forest in the Washington Cascades is the Columbia Lily also known as a Tiger Lily
Flower of a Western White Trillium opens
The delicate flower of a Western White Trillium (Trillium Ovatum) begins to open deep in the forest
Pacific Bleeding-heart wildflower
A flower of a pacific bleeding-heart growing wild in Washington State
This pink flowering plant is common sight on the trains in the Paradise area of Mount Rainier
A fern grows in the forest in Spring slowly uncoiling
Purple Phase of a Western White Trillium
A native western white trillium reaches the end of the flower phase with the petals transforming to a deep purple color.
Lupine and Balsamroot wildflowers
A spring display of balsamroot and lupine in Eastern Washington
A fern on a damp spring day shows its lush green colors
Lupine growing wild in Kittitas County in Eastern Washington
A Western White Trillium begins to open in the shadows of the forest
Found in the woods of Western Washington this delicate flower is an imported noxious weed
Meadow of Mount Rainier wildflowers
Lupine and paintbrush highlight to colors of a wildflower meadow in Mount Rainier National park in mid Summer
A branch hangs low on a cherry tree, weighed down by a mass of blossoms
False Hellbore Veratrum viride
A common plant on the slopes of Mount Rainier growing in the meadows after the snow melt
The summer slopes of Mount Rainier are brightened by the display of Indian Paintbrush
Fireweed in Mount Rainier National Paek
Subalpine Daisy at Mount Rainier
Subalpine Daisies in the summer meadows on the volcanic slopes of Mount Rainier in Washington State
Detail image of a buttercup flower
A trio of flowers hang from the stalk of a Pacific Northwest Common Foxglove
The Trillium flowers in Spring before the forest canopy has blocked all of the light from the forest floor.
