When you photograph sunflowers in color, you photograph their leaves. But when you photograph them in black and white, you photograph their souls.
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When you photograph sunflowers in color, you photograph their leaves. But when you photograph them in black and white, you photograph their souls.
Interesting perspective!
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Something like this has been said before in a different way by Ted Grant, but I believe he was referring to people. Thanks Robert.
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Beautiful ❤️
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Thanks Cat, she was hiding in the shade of a large tree-the perfect place to be on an 80 degree morning.
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Great quote Mike, The soul indeed.. great shot.. 😉
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Thanks Lisa, it was too hot to play around this morning and get the perfect light.
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I’ve always thought sunflowers to be bright but dim witted things. This one though looks prickly sharp and nasty. Your prez would not approve.
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If you could see the miracle of a single sunflower Sandy your whole life would change…
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Possibly true, but I LOVE yellow! Your B&W is gorgeous!
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Thanks Terri, if you click on the Sunflower tag you can see a few in living color. This is one of my favorites: https://photographyocd.com/2018/08/22/i-am-with-the-roots-of-flowers/
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