Independence day celebrations - Khi

This Bleeding Heart is growing in my yard.

I17 - GROW is not on my FlickrBingo3 card.

Japanese art print by Hisui Sugiura (1876-1965), included in Hisui Hyakkafu (Album of One Hundred Flowers by Hisui), published in 1920-22

135L

UPenn James G. Kaskey Memorial Garden

Beautiful Bleeding Hearts. Such an amazing looking flower

Bleeding Hearts

A shot of some bleed heats illuminated from above.

Band: Bleeding Through

Where: Transmission Room, Auckland, New Zealand

When: 15/02/08

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This sheet and the previous one are two examples of a stack of tissue colored papers stacked and water sprayed resulting in random patterns.

bleeding heart is one of my all time favorites. This is a smaller compact plant 12-15" high and unlike the old fashioned variety it blooms virtually all summer long. It's coming up like gangbusters, it loves this cool damp weather!

I just looked at this photo again, it looks like a bunch of parsley!

Bleeding Heart flowers in the Central Park Conservancy Garden.

Bleeding Heart

My Bleeding heart plant is absolutely stunning this year - taken in early morning light today

A white piece of tissue paper was included in the stack resulting in this strange pattern

Bleeding heart (Lamprocapnos spectabilis) at Hahn Horticulture Garden.

Copenhagen

Nikon D3100

F/6.3 - 1/60s

FL 18mm

ISO-400

Took this the morning of a photo trip to Brookside Gardens with the Calvert Photography Club.

See my other shots from Brookside.

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June 2, 2014.

With textures from Shadowhouse Creations. Thanks again, Jerry.

CBG

Bleeding Heart

Without flash.

Taken in Maryland on Mother's Day

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This plant sits in such a crappy spot its very difficult to get a clean shot.

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An image of bleeding hearts taken with my Canon PowerShot. I decided to create an editable duo tone. In Photoshop CS6, I set the fill color to Magenta and selected Bas Relief in the filter gallery. The layer was set to 100% Hue leaving tones of black and magenta. To add contrast to the entire image, a levels adjustment layer was used. The heart flowers were selected and a Brightness/Contrast adjustment layer was used to darken the whites. To smooth out edges, glowing edges was used. Here is some camera information about this image: F-stop: f/4 Exposure time: 1/200 sec ISO Speed: ISO-80 Focal Length: 6mm Max aperture: 2.75 Metering mode: Pattern No Flash

Bleeding Hearts in my family garden.

Bleeding Gods - Metaldays 2018

The "bleeding heart" flower (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamprocapnos) at the botanical gardens in Anchorage, Alaska. This is a pretty spectacular flower and this picture almost looks like it shows the entire life cycle of the flower on one stem, from emergence, to "old age" :)

Anchorage and Alaska are remarkable for the colors of flowers in spring and summer, and they are absolutely everywhere, from the wild ones growing on roadsides, to gorgeous cultivated beds of color outside almost every building!