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PhotoDiscussion id : 65-296
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This rose looks too pink and round. Most Charles de Mills are burgundy or beet-coloured and very flat.
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#1 of 6 posted
25 JUN 12 by
teddy63
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even if I had seen photos posted later you would not have made this comment!
are the same flowers
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It still looks too pink but that could be the camera.
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#3 of 6 posted
26 JUN 12 by
teddy63
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Those are superb photos of a great rose. After declaring your 'Charles de Mills" too pink I went out to visit my own plants. I was shocked to see them just as pink as yours. Not only that, but a quick check of 'Belle Herminie' revealed that it too had turned rather pink. We had just had our first rain in a couple of weeks and I wonder if this color shift from dark maroon/purple to pink is a result of the hydration.
BTW: the photo to the left is the color I would expect to see.
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That's what I was wondering.
I can set my camera to 'warm', 'cool' or 'normal'. I have learned the hard way that it's important to maintain true colour for identification purposes!
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I meant no disrespect.
It's important to maintain colour consistency with photographs because identification can be difficult.
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