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The Day After
Musings, Photography, Writing, and More
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Travel snapshots from Toonsarah
sharing photographs, poetry, and random thoughts
Capturing My World Through Brazilian Eyes
Collection of works by Writer/Editor Alex J. Hayes
This blog is for my insights on life, the Bible, hiking adventures with my grandson and whatever is important to me
The Day After 
You know I know nothing about photography, but this is a very good shot.
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Thank you Bumba. If it is pleasing to the eye that’s all the “knowledge” we need.
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I really like this, Dawn. You did a wonderful job of capturing the personality of early fall sunflowers.
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Thank you Pat.
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great shot! has such a feeling to it….the color is rich,
and well, now I am thinking about salty sunflower seeds –
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Lol…this was almost ready to seed when I took this. But I didn’t seed it.
Yes, I am THAT lazy!
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Great photo. 😊
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Thank you.
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Wonderful image, Dawn. It’s bowed, crinkled-up head looks quite tragic.
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I took these a few months ago when I went to the sunflower farm and my house was full of vibrant ones. As they began to die I shot them (hehehe..love saying that, cause it’s funny) and wondered what I would ever do with them. I used another image from that set in a post coming up later. It’s crazy how since i started this blog I take pictures of the strangest things…and use them!
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Love sunflowers too, but have never ‘shot’ any. Yes, blogging does sometimes makes for very strange behaviour. 😆
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