Standing Red Ginger Canvas Print

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FEATURED PHOTO: Stop Time With Art group - 11/26/2012

A photograph of a red ginger flower taken in the garden of the Ritz Carlton hotel at Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. The red ginger flower, Alpinia purpurata, is also known as ostrich plume and pink cone ginger. The red ginger plant, belonging to the ginger (Zingiberaceae) family, is a tropical plant and does not grow well in temperatures bellow 60 C. These plants are native of Malaysia and they have showy flowers on long brightly colored red bracts. The red ginger plant is the national flower of Samoa, where it is locally called "teuila." The plant is a tropical perennial one. The red ginger plant produces shiny, oblong leaves that are up to 12 inches in length. In general, it appears not to be a flowering plant. But then, from amidst the leaves, the plant produces a thick, cane-like stalk that leads to a cone-like inflorescence of bright red flower bracts that then stand straight, elegantly atop the stalk. This infloresce...

I have always been attracted to the sublime, the allegorical, and the mystical aspects of the truth, which can only exist in God Himself, as He is the way, the truth, and the life. He has been with me all the days of my life and today I enjoy His sweet presence as He abides in me. I am a neurobiologist focused on the intricacies of Learning, Memory and Emotions, which I have researched with my students for the past 17 years. However, science is not what defines me. I am happily married and have two dear sons. I have an intimate relationship with God, and my life is dedicated to Him as I enjoy the rich supply of His grace, light, and life. As an autodidactic fine art and digital art photographer, I am moved to use art as a form of...