Windows users can see more information for the images in A Breath of Spring by Larry Ulrich Click on the Green Oak Leaf icon in the system tray. Click on Image Manager. Right mouse click on a thumbnail image. If there is a text file associated with this particular image, a choice of Image Information will pop up now. Some collections have text files, such as The Dutch Masters, Through the Eye of Hubble, Hubble: Mysteries Revealed, The Claude Monet Collection, The Wilderness Collection by Rodney Lough, Landscape Majesty by the Smithsonian Institution, etc. IF there is no text file, you will not see the Image Information option. 1=A Breath of Spring - Hobblebush in Ganoga Glen, The Glens Natural Area, Ricketts Glen State Park, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania 2=A Burst of Color – Rough mulesears and yellow cryptanth, The Windows Section, Arches National Park, Colorado Plateau, Utah 3=A Glorious Spring - Riverbank lupine and Oregon oak, Redwood Creek Valley, from Schoolhouse Peak, Redwood National Park, Humboldt County, California 4=A Symphony of Water - Proxy Falls, Three Sisters Wilderness, Willamette National Forest, Cascade Range, Oregon 5=A Touch of Gold – Giant coreopsis and Destroyer Rock, Point Arguello, Vandenberg Air Force Base, Santa Barbara County, California 6=Desert Dawn - Teddy bear cholla at sunrise, Cholla Garden, Joshua Tree National Park, Mojave Desert, California 7=Echoes of Green – Golden pea, Green Lakes, Uinta Mountains, Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, Colorado Plateau, Utah 8=Evening Primrose – Dune evening primrose in Borrego Valley, and Coyote Mountain in, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, Sonoran Desert, California 9=Grand Rainbow - Rainbow over Grand Canyon, from Hopi Point, Grand Canyon National Park, Colorado Plateau, Arizona 10=In the Mist of It All - Foothill pines, above Bear Gulch at sunrise, from the Condor Gulch Trail, Pinnacles National Monument, San Benito County, California 11=Patterns of Light - Coast redwoods, Last Chance Trail, Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park, Del Norte County, California 12=Reflections of Spring – Yellow iris, Beaver Marsh, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Summit County, Ohio 13=Rocky Mountain High – Little sunflower, Maroon Lake and Maroon Bells, White River National Forest, Rocky Mountains, Colorado 14=Spring Down Under - Manaia and Coromandel Harbors, from Kirita Hill, Coromandel Peninsula, North Island, New Zealand 15=Spring in the Great Smokies - Flowering Dogwood, Little Pigeon River, Great Smoky Mountains, National Park, Tennessee 16=Spring Palette - Russell lupine, near Lake Tekapu, South Island, New Zealand 17=Spring Shoreline - Sunflowers at Union Landing, Westport-Union Landing State Beach, Mendocino County, California 18=Superstition Mountains – Brittlebush and saguaro, Siphon Draw, Superstition Mountains, Tonto National Forest, Sonoran Desert, Arizona 19=The Edge of Spring – Cotton grass, tundra pond, and Mt. McKinley, Alaskan Range, Denali National Park, Alaska 20=Where the Wildflowers Grow - California poppies, birds-eye gilia, and valley oaks, Diablo Range, Fresno County, California 21=Wilderness Spring – Lewis monkeyflower, and Clements Mountain, Logan Pass, Glacier National Park, Rocky Mountains, Montana 22=Winged Beauty - Anise swallowtail, and Simpson's footcactus, Jones Hole Trail, Dinosaur National Monument, Colorado Second Nature is a proud supporter of nonprofit environmental organizations and has contributed more than $2.5 million dollars to help preserve the world's natural wonders and wildlife. CUSTOMER APPLAUSE: Second Nature's customer service is quick to respond and the site is very generous both with the amount of product and the frequent sales prices and coupons they offer. - Maggy Stricker, Lyon Mountain, NY All images copyright © by respective artists and photographers. All rights reserved. You may not upload this software or images to a web site or distribute it commercially or otherwise. It is illegal to use these images on your web site and/or to post on community web sites. Copyright © 1992 - 2009. November 8, 2009. Privacy Statement.