Sunsetflowers
Sunflowers sometimes line the blackberry fields in Corralitos to protect them from wind I suppose. Sunflowers grow fast and then die quickly. These flowers were well past their prime. Even without the fancy sky in the background, these flowers are quite a sight. Some were ten feet or taller, their large heads drooping. Within about a week of this shot, all of the flowers had completely died and fallen.
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Sabine wrote...
yes, a flash. The little wee one that comes on the camera.
Sabine wrote...
I have a silouhette version, sans flash, and it reminds me of mystery science theater. I might have to post it.
Jancy wrote...
Beautiful!!
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Jose Salvador Guzman wrote...
Gorgeous!! The flash makes all the difference!!
Ercilia Medeiros wrote...
found this in the SC group - BEAUTIFUL!
Tamsin wrote...
Just discovered your photostream and came across this, amongst many others, that I love. Great texture & rich rich blue sky...fab :)
Sabine wrote...
thank you! This is one of my personal favorites
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hey! this is rockin' good! what a fantastic image.....: ) was the flash on to get those sunflowers so lit up?