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Passiflora flowers resemble the tools used in Christ crucifixion. For this reason they are known in some languages as Passion Flower. Their colours vary from white to lilac.
Warren Krupsaw, an american botanical photograph lover, called his photos of these flowers "Passion Portraits".
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"There is no end. There is no beginning. There is only the passion of life."
Quote - Federico Fellini
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it is my passion my escape my guilty pleasure a true love affair of the heart.
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La Passiflora o Fiore della Passione è un bellissimo rampicante, esistente in centinaia di specie che fiorisce per tutta la primavera e l'estate.
Passion Flower (Passiflora)
For my 100 Flowers Project - 2021
I was surprised to see this bloom today. I haven't seen it in this spot before. The first time I have photographed a Passion Flower although I must have seen them when I was a kid, around ten years old as my Dad had a Passion Fruit Vine for a year or two.
Red cannot be explained to those who have not seen it. "
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No se puede explicar el rojo a quien no lo ha visto“
The Gulf fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) or passion butterfly is a bright orange butterfly of the family Nymphalidae and subfamily Heliconiinae. Its underwings are buff, with large silvery spots. It takes its common name from its migration over the Gulf of Mexico. Flower is Lantana.
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La torréfaction du café est l’action de cuire, de chauffer, de griller de façon à transformer le grain de café
vert en grain de café torréfié. Le matériel qui servira à cette cuisson est appelé torréfacteur. Si, jadis, les familles torréfiaient leur café elles-mêmes, cette opération fondamentale est désormais une affaire de spécialistes. Aujourd’hui, le torréfacteur, ou maître torréfacteur, chauffe le grain de café vert afin de le transformer et obtenir un grain brun composé de plus de 800 molécules aromatiques.
La torréfaction est sans nul doute l’étape la plus importante dans la fabrication du café.
“Beauty is an ache, a presage.
A glimpse, a longing, and a
bewildering ecstasy.”
—Beth Powning
The year I turned 40, I flew to Costa Rica to try something that was on my bucket list: surfing. I took the Sunwing “champagne” flight, and stayed with family in a villa just steps from the ocean. It was a dream come true. This photo was taken one evening with my old Canon camera as I walked the beach alone. The sunset was spectacular—just the remedy at the time for my restless heart. It felt like a gift. It took my breath away.
I was raised by the water, but I haven’t always lived by lakes (and later the ocean) that I grew up around. I thought that I would return to the coast permanently at some point, but that hasn’t been in the cards for me. Only people who truly love the water know what it’s like to be separated from it. It is an ache that never leaves you. Although, if I were to leave here, inevitably there would be things to miss (like brilliant autumn leaves, my proximity to Toronto, etc.). You can never have it all, it seems, which is why we must be grateful for what we have. And I am grateful, for opportunities, memories and photos that can take me back—even if only briefly in my mind.
TD: f/5.6, 1/10 sec, ISO 400, @55 mm