other than the tiny bit of unfocused leaf on the upper left for the nitpick, it's a keeper.
I'm old school (or maybe just old) and only do single-shot photos except when I do startrailsLike ceeboy said, focus stacking may have resolved the OOF leaf issue.
I was surprised to see the flowers still standing at all temps around here have already reached the minus twenties (Celsius). It was explained to me that farmers wait until this time of the year to harvest the seeds, which came as a surprise.Very nice shot..... surprised the mice have not eaten all the seed by now.

I dunno, maybe... but this was just a scheduled bump. There's another one coming up tomorrow at 2:15pm ET regardless of the number of repliesJeez, invisible, do you like this one much?![]()
LOL! It's a sunflower, and she looks very much at home hereWhoa!! Is that a flower in your shot?!! lol Poor flower had to be grown in Canada!! That is sad.
That's all that matters, reallyThere! I gave you a "like", now go away! lol!

We do have squirrels, but they are smarter than the sunflowers they left for the winter a long time ago!Woah! No squirrels in Canada?!! Our sunflowers never have so much as a single seed left in them by this time
Is that right?!! I do believe a PM is in order.....lolLOL! It's a sunflower, and she looks very much at home hereWhoa!! Is that a flower in your shot?!! lol Poor flower had to be grown in Canada!! That is sad.
By the way, I've figured out your trademarked flower-shooting trick. (No, I'm not going to tell you how you do it but I will tell you it's VERY clever.)
