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One of my favorite decorations are these gigantic Christmas lights that are on display every year on 6th Avenue in New York City during the holiday season. They're extremely huge and are on a platform behind a barricade so no one can actually get close to them. I wish you could though. I think it would be fun to take a picture peeking in between the lights or have a bunch of kids climbing all over them. I just find them so colorful and fun!

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Merry Christmas everbody!

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Publishing date : 24/12/2011

Location : Villefranche (France)

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Tournedos de magrets de canard avec ses poires au Roquefort | Repas de Réveillon

Je vous fais partager notre table. Je la dois à Nataly, ma femme, qui nous a proposé comme toujours un repas raffiné et joliment décoré. Quel régal pour les yeux et les papilles !

Ici, le plat de résistance. Le magret est ici cuisiné comme une tournedos, accompagné de poires cuites et d'une sauce roquefort. Sur la gauche, une petite endive (le légume préféré de ma femme !). C'était délicieux !

Le tout était accompagné d'un Beaujolais Supérieur 2009 du "Chateau Vaurenard".

 

Bon Noël à tous !

Merry Christmas !

Frohe Weihnachten !

Feliz Navidad !

Natale allegro !

!Χαρούμενος noël

Vrolijk Kerstmis !

 

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No tripod.

We celebrated Christmas 1982 at our home in Corpus Christi, Texas.

They don't take down their Christmas decorations 'till the end of January, so we were glad to see the pretty lights around the square.

I know that it is the middle of the summer, but I've been making these for the fall shows.

Christmas trees built from recycle materials display at Marina One's central concourse to raise funds.

Christmas decorations are great for bokeh shots! Explore #417 :D

Christmas cone with snow, retro style

This card was inspired by this lovely card

www.flickr.com/photos/bearpaw14/4371398188/ by quilterlin.

 

Background stamp is from Darkroom Door Christmas Reindeer set.

Seasons Greetings is part of a stamp from Darkroom Door Yuletide vol2.

Birds and flowers Hero Arts (Two Birds) CG152

Background was inked with Antique Linen Distress ink, then sponged with same ink. Vintage Photo distress ink around edges. Flowers stamped in Peeled Paint distress ink direct to paper. Then stamped again on scrap card in Fired Brick ink,cut out and paper pieced to first image.

Birds and flowers coloured with aquabrush and distress inks.

Inks used for birds...tattered rose,victorian velvet and fired brick.

  

Christmas markets on Dublin's Saint Stephens Green. This is something of a new tradition, started off in recent years by "farmers markets " at holiday times & with huge footfall along Stephens Green stretching from the shopping centre to Kildare Street, most of the wooden cabins are now open for business.

Roll out a small piece of white flower paste on a ridged board. Turn over and cut out the petal with the “node” end at the thin edge of the ridge

It is snowing, the fresh snow lands on top of the ice covering pretty much everything...

Christmas postcard showing people in front of large house with results of a pheasant shoot in the foreground. Reads: `With every good wish for Christmas and the New Year from Sir Claude and Lady Champion de Crespigny. GB124.DPA/950/6

Put the tree up this weekend!

Fireworks mark the switch on of the town's Xmas lights.

 

Festival Place, Basingstoke

Christmas in Paris - 2011

Christmas Dinner with family and relatives. 2007.

We weren't ready for the camera here.

I'm still getting out the Christmas decorations, in the meantime I'm enjoying last year's decorations.

 

I love my old Teddy, a gift from my Aunt Margie when I was seven years old (which qualitfies it as "vintage" - maybe even "antique"!

 

It's so much fun to revisit my Christmas souvenirs every year, a lovely walk down memory lane.

 

Christmas decor by my Sister-in-law. Detail of a large piece decorating a bannister going up the stairs.

It's not the time of year right now, but this were the Christmas lights in Skopje, the capital of Macedonia (to be exact: FYROM, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia).

The Macedonian orthodox church celebrates Christmas, like many of the orthodox churches, on Januar 6th. Therefore everything was still in full anticipation, when we went there on the evening of January 1st, with the first bus from Sofia.

The Christmas lights looked really nice and overwhelming (no comparison to Sofia), but if you look closely you can see a T-Mobile-logo as star on the christmas tree in the background, it also explains the color ... Commercialisation everywhere :(

The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art is located in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana, and houses an extensive collection of Native American art, as well as Western American paintings.

Gilbert, Arizona, USA has a water tower in the historical district that is lit up with specific colored lights for special occasions and holidays. Red and green, of course, are for Christmas. Intentional movement is not in my wheelhouse--I stick with landscapes almost exclusively. But, this one came out okay.

 

I had my 55mm Brightinstar lens with me and it performed very well.

Choo-choo!

 

Pentax K-30, SMC Takumar 55/1.8

 

For the Pentax Forums Single in December Challenge

Christmas Snowman graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/christmas-snowman/ in EPS (vector) format.

 

View similar vector graphics at DryIcons Graphics.

Christmas Tree Decorations, 2009.

The big Christmas Market opened on the Town square this weekend. Ok, it doesn't compare to Munich (or even Heidelberg) but still, it was nice. There was a coziness and a familial feel to it. I liked it. Photographing it was another matter. There were a LOT of cameras and tripods about but good angles were tough to find and the crowds made it tougher. I need to find a way to get on top of one of the surrounding buildings... ;)

I knit these oversized Christmas stockings for my three boys this year. They are all about 16 inches in circumference and 20-24 inches long. A great size to fit stuffers of all sizes!

 

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