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single sunflower

single sunflower

A single sunflower reaches for the sky. I love sunflowers and so do my birds and the bees.

A single sunflower reaches for the sky. I love sunflowers and so do my birds and the bees.
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iPhone SE (2nd generation)

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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 20 Shutter 1/1116 Focal Length 4/1

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Traverse City, Michigan, US

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Aug, 2020

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