There were so many fields of sunflowers in France – but most of them were past their expiration date. This one flower battled the wind to stay standing.
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😀 That would be me. ❤
There are all the usual wowzer shots of fields of sunflowers, but this shot of just one sunflower is much more powerful. And poignant! (We can’t help reading human emotion into it, can we.)
I agree…I think objects often reflect human emotions! I did find one field with more live sunflowers, but there is no way to truly represent that.