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Found in the Asahel Curtis Picnic Area. Scan of a 35mm Kodachrome 25 slide.
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Nat'l Forest, WA
Bleeding Hearts taken with a telephoto zoom lens on a tripod. Natural sunlight in partial shade used for lighting.
In the cobbled courtyard of Bleeding Heart Yard, this number two is painted on a brick wall. Not far from Farringdon tube station in London
Dicentra spectabilis - Each flower looks like a 'BLEEDING HEART'. The plant is pretty much deer resistant.
The Process: Here's some shots of my yard after a very nice sprinkle. Shot on the Nikon D70 and manipulated in Photoshop. I ran an action called Acidify, which I tweeked up a bit. Then I made a mask which changed the hue, saturation, and lightness of parts of the image. Those parts are the borders, which I made from downloaded brushes which I further customized
The Meaning: These are some of my bleeding hearts. They grow so fast and make a nice privacy for my fence line.
Every year our bleeding heart plant gets better and better and this year it especially caught my eye.