Monochrome Sunflower Field: Texture and Pattern

Ultra-detailed monochrome photograph of a vast field of sunflowers, shot from a low-angle perspective to emphasize texture and repetition. Foreground blooms showcase heavily textured petals, rugged seed centers with intricate Fibonacci spiral patterns, and coarse, veined stems. The background dissolves into a tapestry of repeating heads and stalks, creating a rich pattern across the frame. Lighting is directional and high-contrast to sculpt textures, with pronounced shadows and bright highlights that enhance grain and tonal range. Emulate classic 35mm or medium-format film grain with a broad dynamic range and deep blacks. Use a moderate depth of field (around f/4) so foreground sunflowers remain sharp while the distant field becomes a soft, patterned blur. The tonal range should be from inky blacks to bright whites, emphasizing textures, lines, and the geometric patterns of petals and seeds.