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The University of the Philippines Diliman’s graduation season is always something to look forward to every year. A few weeks before the university-wide rites, sunflowers are planted along the University Avenue which bloom just in time to welcome visitors and students in their sleek barongs and dresses. And as it always does, this year’s florets did not disappoint nature lovers, photographers and obviously, the graduating students themselves! Here are some of our favourite sunflower photos this year.
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Despite some rain here and there, these bright and inspiring grams prove that there’s always going to be a rainbow at the end of it all — to bring smiles and colour back to an otherwise sombre day. So, are you ready for your own sunflower shoot?
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