Indian Paintbrush

 

Images Newsletter
August 2006

 

 

Photograph of the Month

wildflower

Have you ever had an uninvited
guest that you really enjoyed?

This red Indian Paintbrush wildflower arrived in our garden one year, probably blown in by the wind or dropped by one of the birds that frequent our yard.

For four years, it happily bloomed there, giving us many opportunities
to watch it grow and
capture it's magnificence. Then,
it disappeared, apparently tired of the good soil and water we gave it.

Normally, paintbrush grows in the
hot dry Western climate of the
Rocky Mountains and plains. It couldn't tolerate the luxury of our valley garden and what it had
to offer for long.

Because it so beautifully represents the area of the country we live in, we've adopted it as our logo.

We hope that you enjoy this lovely wildflower of the American West.


Our Indian Paintbrush wildflower will work well as a large display print on your living room wall or perhaps as tile art for a back splash in your kitchen.

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Scherr Images is noted for photographs with brilliant color and the excellent
capture of light and form.

Our company's portfolio
and stock images represent
garden, tropical and wildflower floral's,
North American and African wildlife,
Western American Heritage, mountain
and island landscapes
plus natural abstracts uniquely
interpreted for dynamic display
as custom digital exhibition prints
and graphic tile art for unmatched
interior design and wall decor.

We also provide a large selection of photographic note cards suitable for
all occasions as gifts, incentives
and fund raisers.

Take a look at our web site and please bookmark it. You will want to keep
coming back for more visual treats.

www.scherrimages.com

© 2006 Scherr Images, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
To contact: greg@scherrimages.com or 406-549-9207.
316 Stephens Ave. Missoula, Montana, 59801 USA.
"To give your personal expression to photography and in all art, you must find something new and different. You give attention and thought to your discoveries. If you are open enough, "it", will find you. Then your creative journey begins."