Oregon Wildflowers was my first digital print, the final project for a course in Photoshop at Pacific Northwest College of Art. My concept was to display the beauty of flowers found in several parts of the state in a single image. So many people liked the print that I made some refinements and then started to sell it as a limited edition.
These are the flowers, starting from the left in clockwise direction:
 | Delphinium nuttallianum, (Nuttall’s Larkspur), Three Sisters Wilderness |
| Aquilegia formosa (Red Columbine), Saddle Mountain, Oregon coast range |
| Aster foliaceus (Leafy Aster); butterfly: Colias philodice (Common Sulphur), Eagle Cap Wilderness |
| Calypso bulbosa (Calypso Orchid), Mill Creek Wilderness, Ochoco National Forest |
| Iris douglasiana (Douglas’ Iris), Saddle Mountain |
| Background: forest floor, Saddle Mountain |
I am grateful to John Mullin, my instructor, for his help and encouragement toward making my dream of a new career come true.
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| Info: Fuji Crystal Archive Matte print of digital composition. Limited edition of 250 copies. Available in one size only, 10-3/4" x 14-1/2". Copyright citation does not appear on print. | |||
| Photo Title: Oregon Wildflowers | |||
