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These are the native bleeding heart, which is gorgeous but less showy than the non-native variety. But I like them because they're easy to grow, and they spread. Aren't they lovely? They are filling in the space under our plum tree.
Taken with a Canon 1000D (the original is earlier in my photostream) at Hulme Community Garden.
Processing was done using a HTC Desire smartphone of all things :)
Bleeding Hearts were growing in profusion at White Flower Farms.
The photograph was taken during a great photography workshop led by Rich Pomerantz,
Bleeding Hearts taken with a telephoto zoom lens on a tripod. Natural sunlight in partial shade used for lighting.
Photo of bleeding hearts reflected over a pan of coffee (Starbuck of course!). This was a kitchen set-up taken with a Canon 10D back in 2005 or so...a way to occupy a rainy day!
Shot with Canon 1D Mark III and 50mm f1.4 with macro extension tube.
430exII flash on dedicated cable held behind the flowers (which are apparently called Taitsuriso. Anyone know English name?)
One of my favorite flowers! Bleeding hearts! I got this one from my uncle’s sister and I’m so grateful to her for it. In fact, that’s where I got my irises and lilies and other flowers too! Anyway, bleeding hearts are some of my favorite flowers. There’s just something detailed and beautiful about them. And a little sad too. They sort of grow in a pattern that reminds me of teardrops hanging off a vine.
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