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Friday, July 2, 2010

Hello Sunshine!!!

My hubby leaves for work at about 5:40 a.m. and this morning he told me about this little field of sunflowers he drives by every morning…Sleepily, I asked for directions and when he thought the best time to photograph it…UGGGHHHH… he said right now…
So about 6:30 I was able to get enough caffeine in my bloodstream for my eyes and camera to focus together and headed out.
Now my dogs were not happy with me leaving this early. They both had allergy shots yesterday and preferred me to crawl back into bed to snuggle with them… I thought that was a good idea also…
We don’t have acres of sunflowers growing around here since this is prime corn country. A small strip of sunflowers growing alongside a cornfield that is accessible by my little car is rare.image
See my blue arrows in the upper right corner…I was greeted by this…well, hello sunshine…happy to see you also!!!
Enjoy the rest of my eye candy!!!
image These aren’t the large hybrid type sunflowers, they were probably planted for dove hunters…
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Wouldn’t it be glorious to wake up to this view every morning…
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Love me some yellow bokeh!!!
image Butter, egg yolks….what do you think of???
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Have a wonderful sunshine filled day my bloggy friends!!!
Betsy and George From Tennessee…Hi from the other side of Tennessee!!!

Please Visit Cindy at My Romantic Home for Show and Tell today!!!

11 comments:

  1. I was stopping by (late) to see your tablescape post, which was absolutely wonderful! What an unexpected additional treat to stumble onto your amazing photographs of the sunflowers! I'm glad your husband told you about them and glad you got up early to capture their beauty! The images are absolutely gorgeous -- the warmth of the sun and the ultimate beauty of summer! Perfection!

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  2. Oh, Becky! This is wonderful! I loved seeing these beautifully God painted sunflowers! Your photography just amazes me! You're so good!
    Have a wonderful 4th!
    Be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  3. What a treat! I usually plant a short row along the fence in my garden. I didn't get it done this year! Thanks for my sunflower "fix"!
    Blessings,
    Lorilee

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  4. Becky - what a glorious field of sunshine! I'm so glad you woke up early and shared these with us. Beautiful!

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  5. And HI to you too Becky--from THIS side of Tennessee..... Love your Sunflowers... Wasn't it worth it getting up THAT early just to get some great pictures???? WOW---that's a huge amount of flowers all in the same area. It looks like they are all SMILING at you!!!!!

    Happy 4th.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  6. My goodness! That field of sunflowers is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing!!

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  7. This is pure happiness. Thank you for sharing these gorgeous happy photos, I wish I could see this field in person!

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  8. The sunflowers are amazing! I'm so glad you captured them in full bloom.

    Thanks for sharing!

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  9. What a beautiful and breathtaking scene....endless sunflowers. We have some sunflower field around where we live, and they are stunning! The farmers harvest them and use their oil for something...not really sure what. Love your 4th of July basket arrangement. Thanks for stopping by.

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  10. My favorite flower hands down...Gorgeous pictures...and I love the header...Hope you had a GREAT FOURTH!
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  11. LOL! I came to see your beautiful sunflowers but it was very difficult scrolling down past all those athletes first. :) Wonderful, thank you for sharing sunshine queen! xoxo

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