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These are the ornaments that I was cutting a couple of days ago. This set has seven ornaments but I haven't finished the other two yet. I'm trying these circles with christmas pictures inside, but it's hard to find patterns and I have to draw them myself...
Ken was our oldest Christmas day and Maggie was our youngest at our celebration. It was interesting to sit at the table and listen to Ken reminisce from the old days. He was telling when he was a child he remembers the tree and it had candles on it. Amazing and blessed we are. I hope everybody had a wonderful Christmas.
We went looking at Christmas lights this evening, my daughter was just fooling around here but I freakin LOVE how this came out!! Hahaha
Mögen schöne, glückliche Momente deine Weihnachtszeit bereichern.
Mögen warme, besondere Erinnerungen dein neues Jahr erhellen.
Möge der Zauber von Weihnachten dich für immer begleiten. ❤
May lovely, happy times decorate your holiday season.
May warm, special memories brighten your new year.
May the wonder of Christmas be with you forever. ❤
Καλά Χριστούγεννα (Kalá Hristoúyenna) - Merry Christmas in Greek.
Շնորհաւոր Սուրբ Ծնունդ (Shnorhavor Sourb Tznound) - Merry Christmas in Armenian.
聖誕節快樂 / 圣诞节快乐 (Shèngdànjié kuàilè) - Merry Christmas!, 新年快樂 / 新年快乐 (Xīnnián kuàilè) - Happy New Year! in Chinese[10]
Nadelik looan na looan blethen noweth - Happy Christmas and Happy New Year in Cornish.[11]
Sretan Božić - Croatian for Happy Christmas.[12]
メリークリスマス (Merii Kurisumasu, often with a raised dot between the two words) - Merry Christmas!, よいお年を (Yoi o-toshi o) (before), 明けましておめでとう (akemashite omedetou) (after) - Happy New Year! in Japanese[13]
Nollaig Shona agus Athbhliain faoi Mhaise Duit - Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year (to you) in Irish.[14]
Nadolig Hapus - Happy Christmas in Welsh.[15]
Nollaig chridheil huibh - Happy Christmas in Scottish Gaelic.[16]
Crăciun Fericit - Happy Christmas in Romanian
Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong Taon - Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year in Tagalog
Buon Natale - Merry Christmas in Italian
Joyeux Noël - Merry Christmas in French
Feliz Navidad - "Happy Nativity" in Spanish, equivalent to "Merry Christmas"
Kellemes Karácsonyi Ünnepeket és Boldog Új Évet - in Hungarian
Wesołych Świąt Bożego Narodzenia i Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku or Wesołych Świąt i Do Siego Roku - in Polish
Frohe Weihnachten und einen guten Rutsch (ins neue Jahr) - Merry Christmas and a "good slide" into the New Year in German
Selamat Natal - Merry Christmas in Indonesian
This weekend I bought some decorations at Flying Tiger Copenhagen. I love that store! Now there is much more Christmas atmosphere at home!
From me to all my Flickr friends
I cannot take credit for the idea for this photo. I have seen several people post similar greetings and I liked the personalized feeling of it. So, from me to you, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
May peace and plenty be the first to lift the latch on your door, and happiness be guided to your home by the candle of Christmas. (A traditional Irish Christmas Toast)
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Merry Christmas to all of my Flickr friends and thanks for following along with me during a most challenging year! Hoping this is the express train to 2021!
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These are "Christmas-scented" candles we had for the holidays. They're still one our table, and I felt like shooting them. When I first got my camera, I tried taking pictures of them but that's when I really only used auto everything so those turned out horrible. This looks much nicer.
Also, this is a frame from a video. I really like that you can save a frame from a video within the camera! I have very shaky hands so that helps sometimes! It makes the image smaller, but that's not too much of a big deal for me. Hopefully I can buy a tripod soon though so that can help with my shaky hands.
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Taken with a Nikon D5100 + 18-55mm.
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Christmas 2014: "Clara's Nutcracker adventure" at Killerton House, Devon.
In Clara's dream the nutcraker comes to life as a handsome Prince who saves Clara from the Rat King when all the soldiers and rats come to life. Here a silhouette decoration of the rats on the top of a tall bookcase is illuminated from behind.
After raining throughout the whole of Christmas Day, this stunning sunset was the best gift possible.
Things started very strangely with a gray band of cloud, meeting clear sky in a straight line all along the sky where the two areas met. Even before the sunset began the whole sky was wonderful.
When the sun went down it resulted in the cloudy part of the sky becoming a huge raging fire with a thin ribbon of yellow where the sun had just disappeared. It really was an impressive sight and the most perfect end to the day.
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I had to take two photos to make this one. One shot was taken with a slow shutter speed to get the Christmas lights and I took another photo using the camera flash so that I could get Adam, Polly & Pepsi without them being too dark and motion blurred.
Merry Christmas to all! Arf! Arf!
I tried BigHugeLabs Scout today to see if I had anything new on Explore and I got this, all my photos on it! Of course it's a gag, a Christmas present from BigHugeLabs, but entertaining nonetheless... Here are my top 72 photos...
1. Sunny side up, 2. Colorful spider, 3. Red and Green, 4. 작은 바위에 식물 "chakeun bawie shikmul", 5. take me home, 6. speed of light, 7. Grey Heron in Flight, 8. Waters of autumn,
9. hold me, 10. bridge to darkness, 11. refuse/recycle/reuse, 12. A Great Tit, 13. Naejangsan Bridge, 14. Autumn in Naejangsan, 15. stack, 16. Curiosity,
17. This photo makes me hungry!, 18. Korean roof in autumn, 19. Naejangsan rocks, 20. 수 "soo", 21. electric, 22. taking flight, 23. Amber dreams, 24. Just hanging,
25. Pugface, 26. 남대문 "namdaemoon", 27. Korean Grey Heron, 28. DOF, 29. Reflection, 30. Gratitude, 31. Caved-in lava roof, 32. ajumma symmetry,
33. deep blue, 34. velas rubras, 35. alone on the beach, 36. double self portrait with two drunk guys on the Korean mugunghwa train from Seoul to Pyeongtaek, 37. Infrared, 38. reflections, 39. broken 50mm, 40. "The Stare",
41. Deep Purple, 42. Haebyongdae, 43. Self Portrait, 44. bumpy, 45. reflesso, 46. lights and smoke, 47. yukshipsam, 48. drive all night,
49. This lady's got crabs!!, 50. David, 51. Youngdoo, 52. Bangpo shiktang, 53. John Mursch and Ricardo Parris, 54. lick me baby, 55. SUBURBIA, 56. plataforma 2,
57. Jeju roof, 58. Grate, 59. Firefighter, 60. Youngdoo, 61. Boarding the #70 bus, 62. Tudari, 63. Joon, 64. let me see it again,
65. Seoul Tower, 66. S, 67. there's a Nikon on the dinner table..., 68. velas, 69. Ugly Fella, 70. me at thirty three, 71. Blue Water, 72. wait behind the yellow line
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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU TOO!
RALEIGH NC: FARMERS' MARKET: This was the neatest thing. Each huge bay was assigned to a different farmer and as you walked up and down the building you passed one 'shop' after another as if they were Christmas tree boutiques.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
So you think your Christmas Eve is stressful? Spare a thought for our mate Nick. While you’re wrestling with tangled fairy lights, he’s got to visit every nice child in the world, steer a sleigh pulled by reindeer with attitude, and deal with elves who’d rather test the toys than pack them. And then there’s Martha — Mrs. Claus—who’s as caring as she is relentless with her annual lecture.
“Don’t sleigh over the speed limit, Nick! Remember what happened in 2015?” “Wear your gloves this time—you’re not frostbite-proof!”
“For goodness' sake, watch out for Elon's Starlink satellites. You’re not dodging one again this year!” “You don’t need to drink every beer someone leaves out! And maybe skip a few chocolates—remember what the doctor said about your waistline? Chimneys aren’t exactly getting bigger, you know.”
“And that beard! If it catches fire in a chimney, don’t come crying to me!” “Oh, and Nick... there’s no shame in using GPS. Last year’s Paris debacle was not a good look.”
Do you have any Christmas traditions? In our house, we’re Lego nerds through and through. Every year on December 1st, we kick off our annual assembly of the four Christmas-themed Lego sets we own—each boasting over 1,000 pieces. It’s a group effort, with whoever happens to be around joining in, fueled by a glass of red wine, Spotify Christmas carols, and a spirited debate over the best way to sort the pieces. (I’m firmly in the “sort by style, not color” camp by the way)
Of course, there’s the inevitable moments “There’s no red piece that’s a double with four blocks and a slant on one side!” Yet somehow, my wife always finds it — usually in a spot I *just checked*. I’m convinced she hides them for fun.
After a week of meticulous building, we finally finish one set... only to discover an alarming number of leftover pieces. Why do I have five green tree branch when I desperately need an orange Christmas light? By that point, it doesn’t really matter though.
Then there’s our grandson. When he arrives, the intricate builds we’ve painstakingly constructed are gleefully demolished in search of *that one perfect block* he absolutely must have. That’s the best part of it all — the chaos, the laughter, the tradition. It’s not about getting it to look like the picture on the box (it never does anyway). It’s about the journey, the memories, and the fun of doing it together.
Wishing you a merry Christmas, I hope you enjoy whatever you are up to !
To all my friends, contacts, followers and any casual passers by, may I wish you all a very Merry Christmas.
The main photo from our Christmas card this year.
I'm very proud of how this turned out, as I put a lot of work into the lighting.
Strobist info: Lighting of this shot was just about the most DIY I have ever done. I don't yet have an umbrella or soft box stand, so I really had to improvise. I setup a ladder to the left of this scene. I put a flash gelled with full CTO on the second rung of the ladder. Because I wanted somewhat softer light, I used a dowel to hang a 5-in-1 reflector as a make shift soft box. To prevent light leak, I moved a chair to the side of the ladder. the caused the somewhat dramatic lighting, but I needed some fill light. All I did here was close our bright white window blinds to cause some reflection of the flash light. I then used a long shutter time to ensure the tree and background were nicely exposed.
A small area at the Plaza is being used as a Christmas Village, with market stalls, a Christmas tree and small fun fair. It was only early evening and so lovely to have Lina with us.