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I couldn't resist posting another shot of the white bleeding hearts since a lot of you guys have never seen them before. :)
"Lamprocapnos spectabilis", bleeding-hearts, Tränendes Herz, Herzblume.
Since last year i'm trying to get a beautiful shot of "Bleeding hearts", unfortunately unsuccessful.
But i think this is the best picture i've ever get, from this pretty blossoms. Not perfect but somehow pretty.
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Taken in our front yard while the mosquitos feasted. If you look closely at the third photo, you may notice the silhouette of a surprise visitor. That's the fun of macro flower photography. Sometimes you simply discover a friend you never knew you had. . .
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[SOOC, f/4.0, ISO 100, shutter speed 1/320, -1/3 EV]
Mamiya Universal // SUPERSENSE One Instant P7
Attempt #3 at finding a good angle of this unique, combined storefront and blade sign. This is another bleeding neon image where I pulled the film with the shutter still open. After previously fucking this shot up (royally) with my last reloaded 100C pack, I tried it again with the last frame of One Instant I had on me. I got a better pull, this time, but still don't like how it framed.
Also used to define a type of person. People can also be defined as having a kind heart, a broken heart, a soft heart, a cold heart....
Mary Oliver wrote,
"I know a bleeding-heart plant that has thrived
for sixty years if not more, and has never
missed a spring without rising and spreading
itself into a grassy bush, with many small red
hearts dangling. Don't you think that deserves
a little thought? "
A note on May 7, 2025: Unfortunately, the bleeding-heart plant that produced the lovely dangling hearts in this image did not thrive for such a long time. I miss it, still; and I'm glad I made many photos of it while it was thriving.
On average, over 80 inches of rain falls in Silver Falls State Park in Oregon. Moss covers the trees and wildflowers bloom along the trails.
Late evening with the sun setting off to the center-right. We really enjoy these flowers. The dew-like spots on the white part of the flower are actually part of the structure of the flower, not moisture.
Shot with the kit lens.
Barb and I made this last night for our first customers. They hugged us repeatedly and confessed their true love for this cake. Barb's friend ordered the cake for her mom, who grows bleeding hearts. It was a surprise for her birthday, very well recieved indeed. Oh, and it's vegan. We're amazing.
These bleeding hearts were lying down along the retaining wall, although still in bloom. Others have faded away for this year. I just love these little blossoms.
Used as a filming location in the two part London episodes of Death in Paradise. DI Humphrey Goodman goes here to meet his love interest Martha.
Lomo Lubitel 166+. Lomography Lady Grey 400 120mm B&W film.
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sto a rota con questa song e mi è venuta in mente la serie delle foto in love...appena mi passa questa fissa togliero' le foto di questa serie....oggi inizio con questa :P...
the delicate little heart-shaped pink flowers with dainty white tears, commonly known as bleeding hearts. i wonder why such a sad names of this beautiful flower.
This is rain soaked detail from one of the sentry boxes that the Queen of Denmark's gaurd stand in outside the royal palace of Amalienborg Slot.
Mamiya Universal // Fujifilm FP-100C single-shot reload
Attempt #2 at finding a good angle of this unique, combined storefront and blade sign. This is another bleeding neon image where I pulled the film with the shutter still open, however a lot of things went wrong, here. This is a fuckup I'm keeping for research purposes:
-I think I bumped the focus when cocking the shutter.
-The framing of the print apparently has a tighter crop than what's seen in my ground glass.
-I pulled too fast, hence the gap in the streak above the Kodak sign
-Mystery anomaly running diagonally across the print. Based on a later incident where I visually saw this and discarded another frame: I'm guessing while placing the darkslide over the negative, I accidentally caused an electrostatic discharge due to working in a very dry basement.