Okay - I did a quick tour to re-acquaint myself with your project. You are a master with lighting! You take such exquisite photos!
But, I did notice that yo do not have a whole lot of action in your shots.so your challenge this week is to capture motion in some way. Your choice! And a bonus if the motion is a person or an animal and not a vehicle of some sort!
@grammyn Thanks Katy. I thought they might topple over Friday evening during a bad thunderstorm we had. @farmreporter Thanks so much Wendy. As to your challenge, it seems I must brave the heat and venture out to the local park to get some action. I'm up to it. @chejja Thank you very much Caroline. @jamibann Thank you Issi. @wakelys Thank you Susan. I don't think they always face toward the sun. The fact that this one has so many blooms close together makes me think it couldn't without twisting too much. @pusspup Thank you Wylie. Not a cut out. Just shot against an almost colorless sky. @bkbinthecity Thanks Brian @santina Thank you Santina. They are very tall and this one is a volunteer. In a garden where the birds are fed sunflower seeds, or left over from last year. @s4sayer Thank you so much Margo. Zoom lens standing fairly close to the plant. @cocobella Thank you Corinne. I never thought of that. @craftymeg Thanks Margaret. @pyrrhula Thank you so much Ferry. @olivetreeann I appreciate your comments Ann. Thank you.
@summerfield This one has a bunch of smaller flowers at the top. I'd love to have them cut off and in a vase in the house, but don't dare. I'd probably hurt the stalk. Thank you.
But, I did notice that yo do not have a whole lot of action in your shots.so your challenge this week is to capture motion in some way. Your choice! And a bonus if the motion is a person or an animal and not a vehicle of some sort!
@farmreporter Thanks so much Wendy. As to your challenge, it seems I must brave the heat and venture out to the local park to get some action. I'm up to it.
@chejja Thank you very much Caroline.
@jamibann Thank you Issi.
@wakelys Thank you Susan. I don't think they always face toward the sun. The fact that this one has so many blooms close together makes me think it couldn't without twisting too much.
@pusspup Thank you Wylie. Not a cut out. Just shot against an almost colorless sky.
@bkbinthecity Thanks Brian
@santina Thank you Santina. They are very tall and this one is a volunteer. In a garden where the birds are fed sunflower seeds, or left over from last year.
@s4sayer Thank you so much Margo. Zoom lens standing fairly close to the plant.
@cocobella Thank you Corinne. I never thought of that.
@craftymeg Thanks Margaret.
@pyrrhula Thank you so much Ferry.
@olivetreeann I appreciate your comments Ann. Thank you.