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just gorgeous. A beautiful opening sunflower.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures capturing the incredible intricacies of Nature.
ReplyDeleteAt first I wasn't sure what the photos were of! I do love sunflowers, but I rarely see them before they fully bloom. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteGreat series!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sunflowers! There is something so very primal about them like they are leftovers from an earlier age.
ReplyDeleteSo are all of these photos the progress of a sunflower blossoming? I really like the first couple of green bud photos, especially the first, the way the interior is focused and crisp while the surroundings are a bit blurry.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning photo set! Excellent work. Have a wonderful Wordless Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteStunning! I love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely breathtaking series. Sunflowers are so elegant!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous at all stages!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone!
ReplyDeleteCatsynth, yes and no. These show the progression, but of three separate heads, not just one. The biggest one still hasn't fully opened yet.
Such a gorgeous life story of a sunflower. Great series of shots.
ReplyDelete(The raw format is huge but luckily my laptop is pretty quick)
Glorious!!!!
ReplyDeleteSimply Yellow :). Great.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I`m glad you like my Google Translator. Finally, I managed to install the code from the Googlesite.
Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeletenow how cool is that!
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