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Taken with a pentax MG, and scanned in. This has been re added, and I've touched it up by editing out the dust spots.
This plant is an early spring bloomer. It is quite hardy, being very cold tolerant. 2014 April 12 065R-1
Bleeding Heart (Lamprocapnos spectabilis) flowers during the Spring and Early Summer with pendant shaped flowers. Here is a Macro shot of the flowers, which start of small but get larger further down the stem.
A tribute to the work of Mark Ryden.
Model: Xanadu Nox
MUA: Jenna Cherie
Photography and Post-processing: Eblis Images
The Bleeding Hearts have just started blooming, still very tiny I shall be back with more shots, I can't resist these flowers. Yesterday they were blowing about like clothes on a washing line very pretty but hard to get a shot!
These have been at my house ever since I can remember and are amongst my favourite of the flower/plant variety alongside japanese maple, cherry blossoms and magnolia trees (yes those are all trees but my mind is choosing to associate with them)
Like when someone says 'supper' it makes me think of pickles. Don't ask why xD
Do you associate certain words with random things?
"Not worth revisiting,
No respite for a heart bleeding,
I'm uncomfortably numb."
- Sudhamshu
No idea what this flower is called. The closest looking flower was called Bleeding hearts!
Technique - bleeding tissue wrinkled, torn, and placed on paper. Wet with Q-tip and let to dry. The ink will transfer to the paper in fun patterns.
They were more prolific in my garden this year than ever before. A single plant produced more than 15 flowering stems similar to this one. Webster Groves, Missouri.
Dicentra Formosa ~ Western or Pacific Bleeding Heart
The pink, heart-shaped flowers of this plant define the pacific bleeding heart (Dicentra formosa). While the flowers are not as showy as some of the popular ornamental varieties, the plant as a whole is still beautiful and offers great benefits to a variety of wildlife. Growing 8-18″ high, the plant is a perennial which dies back to the ground in the winter and is usually found in wetter settings such as forests, ravines and along creeks. The leaves are deeply cut which gives the foliage a delicate, lacy, fern-like appearance. The flowers, which stand only slightly higher than the foliage, droop downwards in small groups and are pink, heart-shaped with four petals creating a sac with spurs on the end and appear from April to June. The fruit is a seed capsule which contains several black, shiny seeds.
Bleeding heart is native to the west coast from British Columbia south to central California, mostly on the west side of the mountains and at lower to mid-level elevations. Bleeding heart requires soil which is porous, rich in humus and moist, but without standing water around the roots. It grows well in mostly shady conditions and is a good plant choice for tough conditions under other plants or trees. It’s a rather fragile plant and doesn’t do well with heavy foot traffic and so should be planted in quiet, low traffic areas or in containers. www.metrofieldguide.com/?p=1214
So this is a cropped version of this photo:
www.flickr.com/photos/september_rayne/6978703912/in/set-7...
I really like the quote on the photo, but thought I would try a crop and see if that looked any better. Sadly, I don't have the original of this photo as it was one of the thousands of files I lost a few months ago.
English Gardens, Assiniboine Park
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Bleeding Poppy for remembrance day to represent the bloodshed and lives lost all over the world during the course of war.
Trying out food dye in water lit from underneath with additional light from above.
Closed off from love
I didn't need the pain
Once or twice was enough
And it was all in vain
Time starts to pass
Before you know it you're frozen
But something happened
For the very first time with you
My heart melted to the ground
Found something true
And everyone's looking around
Thinking I'm going crazy
But I don't care what they say
I'm in love with you
They try to pull me away
But they don't know the truth
My heart's crippled by the vain
That I keep on closing
You cut me open and I
Keep bleeding
Keep, keep bleeding love
(...)
Leona Lewis