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Zhuzihu (Bamboo Lake), famous for their calla lilies.
DREAM: The 2014 Calla Lily Festival (English)
The area was super crowded with people attending the festival and buying lillies. We didn't intend to visit during the festival—my dad just wanted to show us the area—but it was a nice coincidence.
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Since it's been snowing like crazy (as you can see on the few pictures I took this morning) I have decided to play with color today. A friend brought these for me, knowing how much I love flowers and I have been dying to get some shots of them before I kill them... (that's what happened to my poor beautiful orchid - I am afraid it is dead ;(.. or as close to it as can get..). So here they are, a little pretty calla lilies. There was still sun shining and a hope of spring in the air, when I photographed these... *sigh*
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This are some calla lilly cuttings i took in this summer
my calla lily grow so nice since last year.
From one single tiny bloom now i have five very vigorous plants
Calla Lily, given to me by friend, took it home as photographed it late March 2010, Photograph by Harold Hingle
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This was one of the first photos I took when I landed in Guatemala. I couldn't believe I was there in La Antigua, original home of over 300 monasteries, convents, churches and more. It was such a beautiful city, but the suffering of the Indians was palpable through the stones. After four months I finally had to leave. I found myself directly at Lake Atitlan, which I have called "home" ever since. God ~ or Destiny ~ whatever you call it, works in mysterious ways.
This calla lily has always reminded me of a self-portrait of me. Don't know why, but here it is.
Oh My Goodness: I just looked up the meaning of calla lily and here is what I found:
Significance
Like most flowers, the calla lily has a symbolic meaning. It is, ironically, associated with both weddings and funerals. The calla lily is symbolic of marriage and purity because of its white color and its trumpet-like shape, similar to a woman's shape. It is also the symbol of rebirth and resurrection; therefore, it is widely used in funeral arrangements and planted in cemeteries.
Read more: Does the Calla Lily Have a Symbolic Meaning?
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Story of my life. Phoenix Rising.
For the groom and groomsmen. Cream and purple calla lilies and lavender.
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