Probably a few hundred thousand years ago, a flower decided that it needs to look different than any other flower, and be one of the most beautiful ones. It thought a lot and concluded that the almighty sun is the only source to do that. From that day, it has been looking at the sun! Its decision was correct.
Enjoy the beauty of the yellows in greens.
You could not have picked a better topic as the sunflower, as far as I am concerned. Those photos are great.
ReplyDeleteStunning colors and compositions; each image is a masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Sunflowers are mesmerizing!
ReplyDeleteI love photographing sunflowers! You've taken some gorgeous shots! Nice :)
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These make me so happy just to see them!
ReplyDeleteI love the sunflower. It is such a brave and happy plant! I especially love how your photograph captured the precision of the "Fibonacci Sequence" in the flower's center.
ReplyDeleteWow! Superb :)
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Thank u :)
Excellent photo of one of my favorite flowers. Thanks for sharing. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteGREAT photos, Friend Bhavesh
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I like those yellow flowers... I mean that sunflower is so beautiful. Yellow is my favourite color.
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It's so good to see those sunny sunflowers on the grey and cold day:)
ReplyDeleteThe closest sun follower :)
ReplyDeletevery beautiful, i really like sunflower
ReplyDeleteLovely shots... I remember once in my college first year in geometry classes, my teacher got this extremely zoomed in close up of the sunflower pollen to describe the geometry in nature... :)
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You made me happy with this stunning images :)
ReplyDeletei love the 3rd picture... looks absolutely gorgeous :).
ReplyDeleteHi Bhavesh! Gorgeous pictures and macros!! You even reconciled me with the yellow colour... ;)
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A cold, wet evening here Bhavesh, but these pictures have just made me feel warm. A beautiful flower, and beautifully captured.
ReplyDeleteI always particularly liked the SUNFLOWER or said more poetically SUN, these photographs are very nice.
ReplyDeleteThe way the center swirls. I have never seen that. Lovely. Man can never duplicate. Truly God's creation.
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very sunny! you were able to bring out the vibrant color of the flower with this shot.
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Belíssimas macros. Parabéns!
ReplyDeleteCo-incidence..First myna and now sunflower.
ReplyDeleteI found sunflowers and have clicked them during one of my road trips that happened last week..
Your pictures are neat, such details. Are you professional photographer?
Oh, fascinating and lovely. You know the sunflower is actually a composite of thousands of flowers -- all the tiny buds you show are actually individual flowers. They join together to form that huge gorgeous head and have better luck attracting the pollinators.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen one so close before.
Quite a coincidence Insignia!
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm a professional photographer.
You're right altadenahiker :) what a strategy, isn't it?!
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AWESOME as always..
ReplyDeleteI love your photos! I wish I had thought of photographing sunflowers the way you did when I was in Japan's sunflower capital. Maybe you can make it there once Covid is over - http://www.trekkingwithbecky.com/sunflower-capital-japan/ :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of one of my very favorite flowers.
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