AN INSPIRING MISTY SUNRISE FROM THE PARK DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I was able to get

I was able to get both of them as they momentarily pause from foraging in the forest at Wildflower Park

I had been photographing the red-bellied woodpeckers for awhile when this pair of downy woodpeckers came into view

Eakin Creek West widens up some at this point of its flow as it picks up the reflections from the box elder trees along its banks and the colorful sunset above as it moves along through this prairie landscape at Wildflower Park

Cup plants (silphium perfoliatum) grow abundantly throughout much of Wildflower Park reaching heights of over 6 feet

I set out to photograph the sunrise

AN INSPIRING MISTY SUNRISE FROM THE PARK DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I was able to getAfter checking the morning forecast, which was to be misty and cool, I headed out to photograph the sunrise and wildflowers. Lately, we have been having cool misty mornings which these kind of sunrises can be very dramatic. I knew where in the park I wanted to photograph the sunrise and wildflowers, which is at the west end of the park. I reached the trailhead with camera gear and tripod in hand and it wasn't long, only about a quarter mile before I