Cornflower from Above
A top-down photograph of a single blue cornflower in a soft overcast meadow, with muted green grasses and open space around it.
Small 640×640, Medium 1200×1200
Authentic nature photograph, square 1:1. A single blue cornflower in full bloom seen from high above at a slight angle, positioned just off-centre in the lower left third, its fringed violet-blue petals radiating around a pale lilac centre, a slender curved stem leading out of frame. Around it, soft out-of-focus meadow grasses and a few unopened buds in muted sage and straw tones, with open uncluttered areas of blurred grass in the upper and right parts of the frame. Flat overcast daylight, natural colours, believable exposure, damp meadow feel, subtle sensor grain. 90mm macro lens, f/4, shallow depth of field, crisp petal detail. Quiet documentary, graceful and calm. No people, no animals, no props, no text, no logos, no watermarks.
