Close-up view shows sunflower's center with partially formed petals.
An extreme close up daytime view of a common Sunflower. The focus is on the center of the flower, which takes up almost the top half of the frame from the left. Two light green pointy leaves are coming out from the top left corner. They have cilia, or little white hairs, lining the sides of the leaves. To the right of these leaves, the petals of the sunflower are not fully formed. They are a rich yellow hue and lie over toward the right in a group. These petals are not fully formed, but are partially covering the center brown cones in the middle of the flower. Beneath the center, on the left and around to the right, are the fully formed and open petals of the sunflower. They radiate out from the center of the flower and point to the bottom left corner, the bottom right corner, and the top right corner. Behind the petals is a blurred background.