sunflower field
approvedI like the idea of this, but the windmill needs to be shot at a different angle. If this was me, I would shoot two frames. One long exposure with the sunflowers blurred and another fast exposure with the windmill sharp.
There is so much to love about this!! The thing I love the most about most is all the sunflower heads are facing away :) I absolutely adore it.
This photograph does not have any unusual history of creation. Back in the summer I was on a trip to my region and driving past a sunflower field, I came across this rather aesthetic place.
Gorgeous photo! I love the fact that the sunflowers are facing away from the camera, most of the time photos like this have the sunflowers facing the viewer but with them facing away more intrigue is added to the image
Agreed! Love the decision to shoot the sunflowers from behind
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