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Fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), near Ashford Mill, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Hairy desert sunflower also called desert gold (Geraea canescens) with purple flowers, and Phacelia, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), in the Black Mountains, near Ashford Mill, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Visitors view the fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), near Ashford Mill, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Phacelia in the Black Mountains, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), and the Panamint Range, near Ashford Mill, Death Valley National Park, California.  This image has limited depth of field.

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Desert Five Spot (Eremalche rotundifolia) Death Valley National Park, California.

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Fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), and the Owlshead Mountain from Harry Wade Road, near Ashford Mill, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Dune Evening Primrose on the sand dune near Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), in the Black Mountains, near Ashford Mill, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), near Ashford Mill, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), in the Black Mountains, near Ashford Mill, Death Valley National Park, California.

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The Ashford Mill ruins. In 1914, gold ore was process here for shipment to a smelter. Surounding the mill are fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), , Death Valley National Park, California.

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The sand dunes near Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Desert Chicory (Rafenesquia neomexicana) Death Valley National Park, California.

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Fields of hairy desert sunflower, in Death Valley often called desert gold (Geraea canescens), in the Black Mountains, near Ashford Mill, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Water from heavy rains fill the Badwater Basin into a lake in 2005. Death Valley National Park, California.

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Phacelia, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Sand Verbena, Death Valley National Park, California.

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The sand dunes near Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Water from heavy rains filled the Badwater Basin into a lake in 2005. Death Valley National Park, California.

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A kayaker on the lake in the Badwater Basin created from heavy rain in 2005. Death Valley National Park, California.

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Badwater at sunrise, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Devils Golf Course at sunrise, Badwater, Death Valley, California.

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Devils Golf Course, Badwater, Death Valley, California.

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Visitors above Golden Canyon viewing the full moon at sunset, Death Valley National Park, California.

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Visitors above Golden Canyon viewing the full moon at sunset, Death Valley National Park, California.