swansa** # 3844
I don’t know what made me decide to post my bloopers other than the fact that not all my photos are blogworthy otherwise and I have a lot of them. A LOT of them. I was close enough to get a few decent swan photos (last post and this one) but not all came out as I expected. Now that I have totally stripped this swan of it’s dignity and posted it here I’ll probably never get another good swan shot again. Guess I’ll have to shoot some ducks now. Fortunately, I don’t think too many folks read blogs on Sunday.
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That’s a funny shot Ken, I love it. some people are reading blogs on Sunday.. here I am!
have a nicenday
Thanks, Chantal. Thanks for visiting, especially on Sunday.
I hope this is not your swan song.
Thanks, John. We’ll see.
Honestly, I don’t think the swan has the same sensibilities we do . . . for all you know, if they actually cared, this might be their favorite shot.
Gee, I hope not!
That’s OK. This swan, I understand, doesn’t follow your blog, so it’s alright. 😉
The last thing I need is to have a bunch of swans picketing my house to get this photo deleted.
At least his face is hidden, he won’t be teased too much 😉
Thank God for small favors.
I think the funniest thing about this funny photo is the caption. Classic! Now you’ve got me to thinking if I have anything in my archives with unflattering fowl shots.
Thanks, Charles. So far you’re the only one who caught that.
I am another who visited your blog on Sunday and this was definitely the biggest laugh I had all day. The comments have been priceless. Thank goodness this swan has not been spotted anywhere near your blog. This could leave a mark on a bird’s personality. What a big responsibility that would be!
Thanks, Anita. Luckily, I’m on good terms with the swans, mainly because I’ve been know to feed them on occasion. I think they’ll cut me some slack.
So, I am here on a Wednesday, hope that is OK. Blooper or not, the swan probably is tired of the graceful curved neck shots and glad for something a bit different, especially with identity obscured.
Thanks, ehpem. The swans can be cooperative if you bring food. Then they’re anyone’s friends.