sunflower (Helianthus annuus)

Year 2025

Aigo no Sato|The Main Character Seen Through the Leaves

In this photo of a sunflower field in Aigo no Sato, the sunflowers in the center of the photo are in focus, while the leaves in the foreground overlap to create a slightly three-dimensional effect.
Year 2025

Cute sunflower that bloomed a little

This photo was taken in natural light to convey the lovely impression of a well-shaped sunflower found in a field near Nambada Castle Park, standing a little.
Year 2025

Saitama Prefecture|Summer sunflowers against the backdrop of blue houses

This photograph of sunflowers blooming in a field near Nambada Castle Park, with a blue house in the background, was composed with summery contrast in mind.
Year 2025

Saitama|Aggressive sunflowers blooming strongly.

In this photo, I tried to capture the powerful blooming sunflowers I encountered in a field near Nambada Castle Park, using composition and angles to convey an aggressive atmosphere.
Year 2024

Yamanakako Hananomiyako Park|A spectacular view of Mount Fuji and sunflowers at Yamanakako Hananomiyako Park

Hana no Miyako Park has a field of sunflowers that can be enjoyed free of charge in 2024. They are lined up facing Mt. Fuji and the sunflowers are facing forward, making them easy to photograph.
Year 2024

Lake Yamanakako Hananomiyako Park|A spectacular summer view of sunflowers, blue sky, and well-shaped clouds

While photographing the sunflowers, well-timed, well-shaped clouds and blue sky appeared, and the angle of the sunflowers, looking slightly upward from below at an angle, created an atmosphere as if the sunflowers were basking in the sunlight.
Year 2024

Lake Yamanakako Hananomiyako Park|Spectacular view of sunflower fields and nature

Fuji in the background, facing another mountain. The sun is just above us, so the petals glow yellow and look beautiful. We thought that by shooting from a high position, the photo would have more depth.
Year 2024

Zama Sunflower Fields|Expansive Scenery and Views from the Observation Deck

The sunflower fields in Zama featured multiple venues. This particular venue had a substantial depth and featured viewing platforms, creating an impression as if photographed through gaps and cropped.
Year 2024

Zama Sunflower Fields|A refreshingly beautiful view of translucent petals and blue skies

Just as the sun was rising, I managed to capture it from behind, with the sunlight shining through. I wanted to shoot from slightly below to ensure the blue sky was clearly visible too.
Year 2024

Zama Sunflower Field|Overlapping sunflowers and blue sky

I blurred the petals of the sunflower in the foreground and focused on the sunflower slightly in the foreground. I tried to minimize the leaves so that many flowers could be captured. I shot from a little lower, so that I could capture the blue sky.
Year 2024

Manganji Temple|Enjoy Summer's Spectacular Views at the Sunflower Fields

At the sunflower field in Manganji, Chiba, the sunflowers are exceptionally tall, so I thought shooting from a slightly elevated position would create a three-dimensional effect. To capture as many flowers as possible, I cropped the densely packed sections.
Year 2024

Akebonoyama Agricultural Park|Beautiful scenery of transparent petals and windmills

After the sun came out a little, I photographed the petals of the sunflower petals showing through. I focused on the third sunflower from the front and blurred the sunflower in the foreground. 2024, I was disappointed that the sunflowers were not facing the same direction.
Year 2024

Akebonoyama Agricultural Park|A moment of sunflower with beautiful symmetry

I photographed the sunflower from the front to the back and tried to see through the petals. I photographed the metasequoia tree in the back so that the sunflowers are parallel to the metasequoia tree.
Year 2024

Kote Gongendo|Spectacular view of claret sunflowers and blue sky at Kote Gongendo

There are three types of sunflowers in bloom at the Satte Gongendo in 2024, and this one is called "Claret". The key to photographing them is to shoot from a little lower toward the sky, making sure the sky is large and the clouds are included.
Year 2024

Kote Gongendo|Sunrich orange sunflower and blue sky in Kote Gongendo

There are three varieties of sunflowers blooming at Satte Gongendo in 2024, and this one is the "Sunrich Orange" variety. The key to photographing them is to shoot from a little lower toward the sky, making sure to capture the sky large and the clouds well.
Year 2024

Kote Gongendo|A spectacular view of the hybrid sunflowers that add color to summer in Kote Gongendo

The sunflower seen at 2024 Satte Gongendo is the main hybrid sunflower. When photographing them, it is important to look up from slightly below and incorporate the blue sky and clouds in the background. It is also important to capture the sunflowers in the back to express depth and three-dimensionality.
Year 2024

Kote Gongendo|Sunflowering hibiscus flowers add color to summer at Kote Gongendo, a spectacular seasonal spot.

One point to remember when photographing sunflower fields is that because sunflowers are tall, a stepladder is required where you can bring one. By getting on a stepladder, you can photograph sunflowers from above and take pictures with depth.
Year 2024

Nogi Town Sunflower Field|Nogi Town Sunflower Field for a spectacular summer view

When photographing sunflower fields, only one tall sunflower sometimes grows. I focused on that sunflower to take this shot. I tried to express depth by having the sunflower field reflected under the sunflower flower.
Year 2024

Nogi Town Sunflower Field|A spectacular view of summer spreading all around! Nogi Town Sunflower Field

A stepladder is a necessary item for taking large photos of sunflower fields stretching out in all directions. By looking down from a slightly elevated position, you can capture the sunflowers in the distance and create a sense of depth.
Year 2024

Marigold Hill|Fields of sunflowers spreading over the hill

Sunflowers are blooming beautifully at Marigold Hill. This location is very easy to photograph because you do not need a stepladder and the slope is three-dimensional. I visited on the morning of 2024 and found it to be a great spot in the evening and at sunset as well.
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