Autumn flowers blossom in this field of flowers from the late summer sunshine. An entire world of color and life can be seen in this small field of fall flowers.

In late autumn this flower in this field id in full bloom. It is certainly a blessing to be able to stand in the middle of all these wonderful flowers and capture them in a photo. It is actually raining this evening after work and I have a plastic rain coat on my camera as the wind and rain is blowing. Yet there are moments when all is calm and I can capture a few quick shots.

Beautiful flowers in a field during early autumn. Before the hard winter frosts come, many vibrant flowers can be found in early autumn. Such as these flowers found in a local field.

As the sun is setting across this country field in West Virginia, the sunlight brings the storm clouds to life. This is one of my favorite pictures as it has many areas of interest. The sky displays heavenly clouds, the barns and farm buildings add an area of wonder and intrigue, while the flowers and field give a feeling of peace and comfort. Let me know what you think of our photography below.

A tall pink autumn flower in the middle of a field. Amazing how this one flower stands out above all of the rest. Just like our savior the Lord Jesus will outshine everything when He returns.

Even in October beautiful autumn flowers are showing in areas of West Virginia. This field of autumn flowers gives a wonderful autumn floral surprise.

A scenic country farm late in the evening after an afternoon of steamy summer rain showers. Beautiful wild flowers blossom in front of an old country barbed wire fence. In the distance cattle graze in the field on the moist green grass. A few scenic barns in the distance give a lovable down home country feel to the landscape.

A rural country farm on a steamy summer evening. across the field you can see old fashioned country barns and some cattle in the field grazing before the night sets in. Above the clouds reflect rich red, yellow and orange hues from the summer sun.

This butterfly is appropriately called a Wandering butterfly. They are also known as a Monarch butterfly and are very common throughout North America. Because the area which these butterflies populate is so large and they are among the largest of all butterflies they have been given the name Monarch. We happened to see this butterfly in a field of dandelion flowers on a bright sunny day on our way down to the falls of hills creek.