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This was after a night of rain. The focused bleeding heart has a rain puddle where it connects from flower to branch.
Mycena sanguinolenta, Bleeding Bonnet on a wet day in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Summit County Ohio.
I used to have a small, straggly Bleeding Heart plant in my garden, but it died several years ago. The plant in my photo was growing at the Reader Rock Garden. I always enjoy seeing photos of these posted by others, so I hope my little dangling hearts bring joy to you today - even more so, as it has just started to rain, and thunderstorms are in the forecast.
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These leaves were rained on and started to bleed their color out, then it froze! =D
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The Naptown Roller Girls from Indianapolis take on the Bleeding Heartland Roller Girls from Bloomington Indiana in their third bout of Season 8 at the Indianapolis Indiana Convention Center.
Final Scores:
Naptown Warning Belles: 391
Bleeding Heartland Code Blue Assassins: 55
Naptown Tornado SIrens: 295
Bleeding Heartland Flatliners: 148
If you display these images online please photo credit Marc Lebryk. For all other useage or inquiries please visit www.lebryk.com
©Marc Lebryk 2014
The Naptown Roller Girls from Indianapolis take on the Bleeding Heartland Roller Girls from Bloomington Indiana in their third bout of Season 8 at the Indianapolis Indiana Convention Center.
Final Scores:
Naptown Warning Belles: 391
Bleeding Heartland Code Blue Assassins: 55
Naptown Tornado SIrens: 295
Bleeding Heartland Flatliners: 148
If you display these images online please photo credit Marc Lebryk. For all other useage or inquiries please visit www.lebryk.com
©Marc Lebryk 2014
A white rose with red center - doesn't it look like a bleeding heart ?
Shot at Kelleher Rose Garden, Boston
The bleeding heart pigeon - only found on the islands of the Philippines.
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Okay, maybe this logo's not bleeding, per se, so let's call it melting, dripping, running, or something like that. But wait, it's not really the logo that's bleeding, running, etc., it's the metal behind it. Thus, this photo proves once again that all domestic cars should've had bodies made of chrome. Then they'd still be on the road, gleaming in the sun, looking all chromey and stuff. But we might not be able to see the logos so clearly.
Frankly, the SOOC Sepia version of this photo I posted yesterday is pretty dull. Here are a couple variants.
This version of the photo's been processed using one of DxO PhotoLab's Presets. Specifically, this is their Silent Movie preset, which I've brightened a bit but otherwise left untouched. I rather like the result.