This weekend was HOT HOT HOT, the humidity was crazy and the sweat just poured, but all the beautiful sunflowers seemed to thrive in the heat and gorgeous sunlight! I have been admiring this brilliant little flowers scattered along the side of the road, making our journey just a little bit brighter. They were everywhere and I just couldn't help but to stop and try to capture them and their sunny little faces! So, this weekend I decided to stop and smell the....sunflowers...and my son and I even picked a few! So, despite the heat it was a beautiful weekend! Hope you all had a great weekend too!
Right before sunset and was able to catch some nice warm light!
{Day 101 of 365}
I liked this shot...a delicate flower growing next to sharp barbed wire, plus you can see all the other flowers scattered in the background
I only got one on Saturday, we had birthdays and ballgames, so only time for one quick shot, good think it turned out! {Day 102 of 365}
On Sunday my oldest son and I went in search for a place to pick some sunflowers and bring them back home to his Nana!
How can you resist taking some shots when your mother-in-law has a great faded barn backdrop and great antique containers to use as props!
My favorite from Sunday and the weekend {Day 103 of 365}
Hope you all had a great weekend and that your week ahead is wonderful too!
Brooke
stunning photos. love love love.
ReplyDeleteoh brooke, i love. love. love this series, really. and i think my fav is the one w/ the barbed wire also.
ReplyDelete♥ maureen
No flowers are as happy looking as sunflowers
ReplyDeletewow, so many great shots! I love how you took the flowers and made them look different in each shot! so creative, great work on your 365!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. I like the contrast of the sunflower with the barbed wire too. These are frame worthy!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. I think my favorites are the second and fourth. What kind of camera & lenses do you use?
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies! I always love reading your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteHaley, I use a Nikon d5000 and the kit lens that came with it (18-55mm)
Thanks, Brooke. :) I am saving up for a D5000, that's why I asked. Is it really easy to use right away, or did it take you a while to figure it out? Anyway, you take wonderful pictures with it! It just makes me super excited and impatient until I can get mine. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat do you use to edit your pictures?