Growing wild, a photo from アリゾナ, West

Photographer's Note

The wildflower were blooming in perfusion in the Superstition Mountains last weekend. Their beauty comes from the unusual amount of precipitation we had this winter and belies the danger they represent. It's not the danger of "too pretty" or too much pollen for allergy sufferers. It's the fuel they become for any errant spark or lightening strike once the dry heat of our 6-8 months of summer sucks all moisture from the plants.

This photo was taken along the Reavis Ranch Trail in the Superstition Wilderness.

ISO 100, 1/125 second at f/10, 24mm focal length

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jimmyjimmy (6164) 2019-04-08 22:14

Hello Mark

I never seen such color in all of the years I lived their. Nice capture of the Arizona outback called the superstition wilderness. Nice

jimmy

emka (158962) 2019-04-09 0:15

Hello Mark, When I think about Arizona, In my mind I see the deserts or cacti. Hear Wonderful view of the filed with the blue (lupins ?) and yellow flowers. Nice composition.

Kind regards MAlgo