It's a long story. I brought the violet outside for a quick series of natural daylight photographs. All to do with trying to find out why the camera sees the bloom as blue while I see it closer to magenta. Anyway - for the few minutes I was taking photos the Blackcap chickadees kept on flitting in - with no care at all for the stranger at the feeder. As for the color problem, I still don't have a clear answer. However it was an interesting experience. ATB!
I just look and violets and they die.
ReplyDeleteYou are a very talented violet tender.
Great catch of the chickadee and the flower. I love chickadees but they don't live around here. we have to go up into the mountains.
ReplyDeleteRusty, perhaps the chickadee was just admiring the African violet's colorful bloom? I enjoyed the recent posts on Napoleon too, who is quite a good photo subject...as long as he is fed.
ReplyDeleteHi Rusty
ReplyDeleteGreat Photo! The little bird seems to know what he likes :-)
~Ron
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Isn't that delightful! Great photo. I love it.
ReplyDeleteI can't get close to our birds. Cat has them wary!~~~
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nice shot!!
ReplyDelete((i have the same problem when trying to photograph certain colors. the camera sees it differently! weird! no idea!))