Some capture a beautiful swan heart, I get a frog

I know this is a really blurred shot but how often do you get swans make frogs for you.
Best viewed squinting.


Alex, I did try to get an action shot, the most I got was one with its foot sticking out!

[Carole Sandford]

Love your narrative Suzanne, so funny! You've captured something unique, don't thinknI've seen a frog swan before !

[KWind]

Love the reflections.

[Pyrrhula]

Great find and shot. Perfect timmed.
(I think the lot is much to much for you. It was a big nursery. You house and garden will be to small. But: they are for sale. Interested? )

[tony gig]

Beautiful, lovely reflections...fav

[sally agnew]

Haha, this took me a bit but the squint helped me find the frog. Quite the imagination Suzanne :)

[Peter H]

Tee-hee! Well done for trying!

[Michelle Rose]

Gorgeous reflection

[Phil Sandford]

Your narrative to this has had me in stitches. Love it.

[Dawn]

Lovely reflection

[Helen Jane]

Yes - squinting brings out the frog in this. Well spotted. I enjoyed your narrative. I have yet to find the beautiful swan heart too.

[Karly]

Oh yes .... I was feeling inadequate but finally found the frog with much squinting! The swans are beautiful.

[Lin]

LOL! Yes, I see the frog! And I love your narrative!

[Gayle]

Yes, after much squinting I did see the frog! Love your title and narrative, Suzanne! Wonderful reflections! :-)

[Connie Little]

Wonderful words and with some squinting the frog popped into view. Great reflections.

[Inga Johansson]

I can see the frog :)

[Alex G.]

Beautiful subjects and a great location. Don't hold back. I like your interpretive photo. I haven't seen a white frog before. Are you using the auto or aperture setting on your camera? I noticed the aperture is very small and the shutter speed very slow as a result; hence the blurring of the moving swans. I hope to see some more of these beautiful birds.

[FBailey]

You do make me laugh! Must remember 'best viewed squinting' ...

[Suzanne]

@alex_g Thank you for your encouragement and advice Alex, to be honest I'm not sure what setting I used on this one, I think I was probably on aperture priority, and the dial either seems all or nothing. I did then go into auto setting. I have to admit I get really confused with shots when its low light, the subject is far away and slightly moving! I shall practice some more and hopefully get a beautiful clear shot of them

[Nick]

Lol, great title.