A friend informed me of this field of Sunflowers grown for their seeds for bird food so I thought that it had to be worth a shot.
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I often tell my students that I can show you how your camera works, how to use the software and produce a print, but leaning to SEE is the hardest part.
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With this shot I could see the "V" shape in the sky and deliberately placed the sunflower on the bottom of that "V", I then took hold of the sunflower and slightly turned it (and the 2 others facing the camera) so that we could see the front rather that the back knowing that the wide angle would lead your eye into the shot.
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