A VIEW OF QUEEN ANN'S LACE AND A SUMMER SUNRISE FROM THE PRAIRIE Size:16X24 METAL PRINT A few hairy wood mint

A few hairy wood mint plants can be seen near or underneath peachleaf willow trees on the west side of Wildflower Park during late spring and into mid summer

which is at the west end of the park

A thick heavy fog surrounds the park on this wet morning as I make my way through the park only to be able to see about 50 yards ahead

The North Coast begins near the Columbia River and extends south to Cascade Head and has longer stretches of beaches

After snapping off a few images during the blue hour

A VIEW OF QUEEN ANN'S LACE AND A SUMMER SUNRISE FROM THE PRAIRIE Size:16X24 METAL PRINT A few hairy wood mintThe forecast this July morning was to be mostly clear with cool temperatures and a mist hovering over the low lying areas. I thought it would be another beautiful and colorful sunrise so, I left the house wanting to photograph the beautiful wildflowers of the Park with a colorful sunrise. I knew where in the park that had an abundance of wildflowers, which was the west side and a beautiful sunrise to photograph. I reached the trailhead soon after