I can't say I believe any of those old sayings though, I have almost never seen a bullfinch, no matter the type of winter. As for the berries, I just enjoy looking at them, or shooting them with my camera. :)
/MrsHjort
Friday, September 19, 2014
Day 19 - Little Berries
I can't say I believe any of those old sayings though, I have almost never seen a bullfinch, no matter the type of winter. As for the berries, I just enjoy looking at them, or shooting them with my camera. :)
/MrsHjort
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ReplyDeleteThere's a thing here called a Farmer's almanac and it has a lot of sayings like that because it was stuff they say the farmers observed and they found to be true. Many websites say that the Farmer's almanac is 80% true, but people just repeat that number as if it is a given. When they actually went back and checked how accurate they were, it was found to be about 50% - heh, so yes, I can predict that well too! :-D
Haha! Funny how one's perceptions of a photo can differ. I didn't have Christmas in mind at all as I shot this. I've been thinking of shooting this for a while and it sort of just happened on my way home from work, it was late and the general setting was very "autumny", but now I can't unsee the Christmas :P
DeleteA nice wintery shot which seems a tad strange since we're just coming in to spring where I live. In fact - it has a real Christmassy feel - all it needs is a robin!
ReplyDeleteThank you :). How I wish spring was coming here too. Lucky you!
DeleteIt does look very Christmassy (even though here that's not what Christmas looks like!). Berries of any sort are usually pretty photogenic, and these are no exception.
ReplyDeleteNature in general is very photogenic I think - the golden mean crops up all over the place, which is super cool. As a math teacher I cannot help but love the scientific side to photography :)
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