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El Nino conditions in late 2015 and early 2016 brought rain to Death Valley, awakening the desert's dormant wildflowers for the first time in 11 years. In February and March, 2016, Death Valley burst to life, with surprisingly lush fields of beautiful wildflowers adding color to the desert floor.

Daniel Woodrum is a photographer, writer, traveler, website designer and publisher, and television news producer. In 2004, he created takemytrip.com as a travelogue and travel guide for fellow "road trippers". His love of photography grew out of his exposure to the awesome beauty of God's creation: from the rugged Pacific coast to the salty breeze off the Gulf of Mexico in Florida -- and all the canyons, waterfalls, snow-capped peaks, and gleaming cities in between. Daniel lives in Tampa, Florida. Most of the photos you'll see here are landscapes, nature, and architecture, but he does take pictures of people, too.