SUNFLOWERS 2001
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Numerous numbers of sunflowers in Kimita Village, a northern
part of Hiroshima Prefecture. A newspaper reported that there were
500,000 flowers in the field. It's a straightforward photo to show
you the vast field of the flowers. |
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Height of sunflowers are approximately 2m, therefore once
we walk into the field we have to look up at the flowers. I took
this photo at a small flower field aiming at the next vast field. |
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Though all the sunflowers looked facing at the same directions
to the east sky, each flowers faced to slightly different directions when
we looked them closely. This photo taken with ultra wide lens enhance
that. |
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Back of the flowers are also impressive. I took various
photos of their back and pick this photo up. A couple of lovers? |
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It's a typical my favorite composition. |
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A morning dew with a flower. I had to use maximum
aperture at F2.8 to prevent a picture from blurring, though we need somewhat
small aperture to focus both a dew and an image in the dew. |
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A field photo taken with wide lens. This looks so
different from the first one taken with telephoto lens. |
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A straight ridge between fields. All the flowers at
both side are facing to me and the ridge looks like a road in a church.
This was taken with Kenko Soft lens and thus being somewhat maerchenhaft. |