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Strobist info: Lumopro120 1/2 power behind subject and to camera right just outside of frame.
I have always liked the glowing transilluminated look for flowers and leaves. But the timing was always difficult for the sun to be in just the right spot.
I am learning more and more how to bring my own "sun" with me and MAKE the photo rather than just take it.
Of late, I have realized my photos have displayed how I felt currently during that situation. Not just the pose, and composition, but the lighting and tones.
In this photo, I think it's pretty easy to see what I'm feeling like. Not just by the song, but by the colors. Sort of depressional.
Sort of Inspired by Rosie Hardy
A macro taken for the group Macro Mondays. Theme: Three
Ok, so there are five---but only three have bloomed.
Bleeding heart or Lamprocapnos spectabilis growing in a mountain in South Korea.
I am not much of a "flower" photographer but I find these flowers to be quite unique and beautiful, and always try to find the time to photograph them each year :)
Bleeding Hearts
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Bleeding Heart vine
Clerodendrum thomsoniae
Family Verbenaceae or Lamiaceae
The Rockledge Gardens, Rockledge, Florida, USA.
A tribute to the work of Mark Ryden.
Model: Xanadu Nox
MUA: Jenna Cherie
Photography and Post-processing: Eblis Images
Sometimes with cutting edge technology that is too new, you end up on the bleeding edge. Another finger model shot using Dianne. The red drops are actually concentrated cherry syrup. No fingers were hurt in this photo taken for the Macro Mondays group theme "cutting edge."