Hoh River Forest
by Chris Enges
Trees, Woods and Forests
Keywords: Hoh River, Hoh Rain Forest, Spruce, Undergrowth, Mosses, Lichen, Oregon Oxalis, Ferns, Olympic National Park, Olympic Peninsula, Old Growth Forests, Rain Forest
Along the Hoh River road to the Hoh Rain Forest in the Olympic National Park there is a diverse amount of vegetation from Sitka spruce, Douglas fir, various ferns, mosses, lichen and Oregon oxalis that covers the forest floor. Image taken in a stand of mostly Sitka spruce with fungi and moss attached to one. Rainfall is measured in feet not inches along the slopes of the Olympic Mountains. 12-14 feet a year fall upon this temperate rain forest.
Canon 5D, Canon 16-35mm f2.8 lens
Image Reference: Spruce Forest A NP1Image Format: Digital Capture - Greater than 9MPImage Crop: Full FrameDigital Enhancement: Digital RetouchModel Release: NoProperty Release: NoCaptive: No
