Today the sunflowers pass from floral decorations to food for the birds and other seed-loving creatures of hedge and bough. They have gone to a better place. I’m pretty sure that they were what brought the rain. There’s something about the glow of a sunflower that makes the world a better place.
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Your series of heart-warming beauties brings a smile to my Saturday morning. Sunflowers are my favourite flowers ever! and because we hardly get to see them in Singapore, I am devouring your images greedily!
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Oh what pretty sunflowers 😀
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Thank you. It’s a collection from all the years of sunflower photographs. I wish we could grow them, but are gardens are shady and sunflowers don’t thrive in shade.
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👏👏👏📷🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
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Thank you 🙂 Just watched the DVD “Ansel Adams.” Oh what incredible black & white photography.
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👌👌👌📷🤗🤍🖤
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☀️☀️
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Lovely
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🌻🌞😎
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These really are lovely pictures, Marilyn.
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They are sunflowers through the seasons. Some people have very sunny gardens and grow them, though no one has grown much of anything this year — and the heat and dry weather is back. I hope not for quite as long as last time.
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You are lucky to have sunflowers around you during the summer months. I only see them if I travel across the country to the coast. The heat is worrying and horrible and I hope we aren’t in for a drought this year. The forecast is rain.
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