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I'm lovin' this new Canon 50mm f/1.4 USM lens and Canon Rebel Xsi/450 D camera!
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This bleeding heart plant thrives in early spring and summer. I planted it about 6 years ago when we moved into our house. It's getting HUGE, just popped out a couple of weeks ago. More pics to follow of it probably, maybe some macros with my kit lens. The flowers are intentionally out of focus, having fun with dof.
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Bleeding Through performing at the Ottobar in Baltimore, MD on March 5, 2009.
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white flowering tree and bleeding hearts blooming now and watching for all the wildflowers coming back around the backwood
There are also 2 Dunstan Chestnut trees planted at far back planted 2019 and they are coming back - Mature trees produce from 50 - 100 pound of chestnuts and when they do, will share with my friends around the wood 😁 also will plant more desirable native trees of my choice along the stretch
Our heavy Spring snowfall killed off my daffodils and damaged my tulips, but the bleeding heart plant managed to survive and thrive.
When the gas fitter came last week he said that I should bleed the radiators a week later - so that's what I'm doing. Air did come out of one.
Happy Mother's Day--so of course this is for my Mom. But it is also for my Dad--they will understand why. Have a great day Everyone.
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Love Project # 4/50
Did a photoshoot for my brother's new summer clothing line. These shots were taken at like 2:30am in downtown Salt Lake.
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Got a good look at this guy today.
Order Columbiformes
Family Columbidae
Gallicolumba luzonica
The bleeding-heart pigeon has a dark red patch on the chest that looks like an open wound. The upperparts are gray and the underparts are white. Males have blue eyes, and females have purple or purple-gray eyes. They have longer legs than most other pigeons. They are 10-12 inches long.
Taken on the grounds of Biltmore Estates, but this flower can be found in certain spots in the wild. I don't think its a native plant to the US as wikipedia says Lamprocapnos spectabilis (Dicentra spectabilis) is native to Eastern Asia, found from Siberia south to Japan. Taken on a photo shoot with my friend Harold Ross, Jr.
Dicentra spectabilis (although now apparently re-named Lamprocapnos spectabilis) AKA old-fashioned bleeding-heart, Venus's ear, Lady in a bath, Dutchman's trousers, or Lyre-flower
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Bleeding hearts are among the most delicate of all flowers -- their transparency remind me of our own hearts. We can easily see the teardrops forming and falling amid the elegance and tenderness of the heart. My bleeding heart plants are at least 20 years old now and every year I look forward to their blooms with increased anticipation. They grow more lovely with each passing year -- just as our own hearts seem to become more beautiful with time, age, and priceless wisdom! A very beautiful day to all!