These members of the sunflower family (there are at least 20, according to my book)
are certainly reaching for the sun.
4 years ago
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11 comments:
I love the biggest, the biggest I evevr planted was only 5 inches across.
These sunflowers are so beautiful against the blue sky.
A beautiful group effort!
i didn't realize there is many varieties of sunflowers. these are lovely.
Such gorgeous shots. They are very uplifting and cheery.
Beautiful colors and delicious flowers.
I love them. They survive in dry spots. Very beautiful time of year. I love them all!
Cheers from the peaceful forest!
Nice sideways shots.
I love the angle of your shots...one year my Mom had a sunflower and the middle section was the size of a dinner plate...it was huge...
Nice compositions and colors in your photos.
Regards!
Lovely flowers and sky and colours! Your pictures have the feel of an evening shoot?
Many thanks too for all your kind comments - I have really appreciated them!
kitty
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