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    This is a wide angle (14mm) shot of the sunflower field that I shot and posted on this forum the other day. Its kind of a little oasis in the middle of some not-so-oasis-y stuff.

    I was standing on the top of a cooler in the back of my truck that I pulled up close to the fence. Another guy stopped and was shooting them with is point and shoot for his wife. I let him climb on the cooler :D and get a few from there...

    One thing about the 14mm lens... it's hard to keep your toes and ears out of the frame :D

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    Love the perspective Michael...I can see your shadow...way too cool...:cool:

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    Love that lens Lots of saturation and corners look excellent

    Sunflower fields sure look special !!

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    Thanks Gus.

    The 14mm II lens is a great wide angle lens Alfred

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    OMG!!That is a sunflower field!! I never saw that many sunflowers-just amazing. TFS. I love the shadow -it does look like an offering to the Gods!!

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    Denise,

    It's an amazing site. Especially considering where it's located. The area is more known for rundown oilfield equipment, sagebrush, and rocks than sunflowers.. Oddly enough, there's a large pecan tree orchard (irrigated) about 3 or 4 miles south. If you use Google Earth, check out Coyanosa, TX... The field is about ??? maybe a mile to the north... It probably won't show up on GE :D but you'll see what the area looks like...

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    Thanks Michael. I'll give it a look!!

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    Boy, I echo Denise's comments. I never even saw a field of these flowers, let alone a spectacle as incredible as this. It has such a gorgeous atmosphere. Thanks for sharing. :)

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    Beautiful plantation. Yes, I can see you there! ha ha ha! good idea with the cooler!

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