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Sunflowers, the state flower of Kansas, grow facing the sun in a field outside of Lawrence, Kansas.

Sunflowers, the state flower of Kansas, grow facing the sun in a field outside of Lawrence, Kansas.
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3 Comments |
Laha
 
Laha June 27, 2016
Absolutely gorgeous!! Excellent composition as well!!! Linda
jasonebberts
jasonebberts June 27, 2016
Thank you so much!
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StevenPasternack October 19, 2016
Beautiful work. May I ask what software you used for post processing?
jasonebberts
jasonebberts November 04, 2016
Thank you! Absolutely! I use LightRoom and Photomatix Pro
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rogermunglejr July 25, 2018
Beautiful shot.
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Behind The Lens

Location

The photo was taken at a country field specifically planted each year to celebrate sunflowers. Grinter Farms plants fields just to allow people the opportunity to experience large areas of the Kansas State Flower.

Time

This image was shot mid morning. I liked the way the highlights hit the sunflowers, but wanted the darks to not be blown out. HDR was the savior for this image.

Lighting

HDR is a great way to work an image when a large difference in contrasted light is noticed.

Equipment

Canon 5dmkiii on tripod.

Inspiration

I saw the faces of the sunflowers, and thought it looked like a crowd of people warming their cheeks to the sun.

Editing

I typically process a three shot image in Photomatix, and then touch areas with dodging and burning in Lightroom.

In my camera bag

Canon 5dmkii, 5dmkiii, 24-70 2.8L and a 70-200 f4L

Feedback

Not only use a tripod for great shots to be stacked easily, but weight your tripod to steady it further. Also, with any amount of wind, take your camera strap off of the camera.

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