I have not seen many sunflowers this year,
in fact, this was the only patch I found in bloom.
So I am posting a selection of them, and a heart for Clytie,
before winter overtakes us again.
10 months ago
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
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8 comments:
I'm loving these pics on a morning when it is rainy and cold here. Thanks for sharing!
sunflowers are my all time favorite...you really did a great job with them...
Looks like a giant one. Great captures, especially the macros!
I like them for some reason. They always make me smile.
I'm glad you found this group of sunflowers and got these bright and beautiful pictures.
I saw one lone sunflower in a field yesterday, but couldn't stop. Sigh.
I love the yellows of this flower - and ESPECIALLY love the heart!!! I guarantee it will pop up again someday! ;=}
They are really gorgeous Judy !
I love the sunny colour... and the blue sky...
Greetings Anna
Clytie was right, your sunflower heart is gorgeous.
I love your blog and photos, Judy.
Hugs,
Pam
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