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Dennis Fast > WILD MORNING GLORY. The morning glory is aptly named: it opens in the early morning and closes or fades away with the strengthening sun. Fleeting beauty can be more moving than flowers that bloom for weeks.
Dennis Fast > BLEEDING HEART. Three guesses as to how the flower got its name!
Dennis Fast > SHOWY LADY'S SLIPPER The Showy Lady's Slipper can be a common flower of boggy areas. Unfortunately, appropriate boggy areas are increasingly hard to find. Growing up to a meter (3 feet) in height, it is one of the most elegant and spectacular flowers of the northwoods.
Dennis Fast > PRAIRIE CROCUS (ANEMONE PATENS) The prairie crocus, or anemone, is one of the earliest flowers to bloom in Spring. Sometimes it actually pushes it's way through remnants of snow cover. Although the flower usually occurs in shades of pinkish purple, the one pictured here is the much rarer white variant.
Dennis Fast > PRAIRIE CROCUS (ANEMONE PATENS) Flowers are often associated with emotions of various kinds. The soft blur in this image produces a feeling of well-being and romance. The misty look can be added with the discreet use of a filter in front of the lens, or a filter layer in photo-editing software. In any event, the resulting look creates an image that is great for a card, or for a peaceful mood on the wall that you won't tire of quickly.
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DRF-20884-Edit
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