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Winter Cactus. Just practicing with early morning light via window in need of cleaning after a long winter ;)
Christmas Card Blue graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/christmas-card-blue/ in EPS (vector) format.
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Christmas morning sunrise over Manastash Ridge and the Kittitas Valley, near Ellensburg, Washington.
We celebrated Christmas 1958 at my maternal grandparents' house in Quanah, Texas.
I'm the boy sitting at the table. I was nine years old. My sister, Diane, has her back to the camera.
Our wish was to see the sunset from the canoe on Christmas day!
Given the sebzero temps the past week and the amount of shore ice, I thought our paddles were over for the season. But a thaw, rain and high winds Christmas Eve swept the ice off the river allowing us access.
The conditions were excellent! Lightwinds, minus 2 C, minimal ice and mostly calm conditions.
Note the ice on the gunnel, and in the water.
Lake St. Lawrence, Ontario.
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We celebrated Christmas in 1973 in Norman, Oklahoma. I was a student at the University of Oklahoma.
Branden is helping to decorate the tree. He is two years old.
It was an unusual sight. Between a tree and a graveyard, there was a clothesline, as I sat and drank tea with an elderly woman one afternoon in late December. "Things change", she said. "Things change."
We celebrated Christmas 1977 in Yukon, Oklahoma.
Our Christmas tree with its many handmade ornaments. Judy also made the stockings hanging on the mantle.
"1970's Christmas Tree" "1977 Christmas Tree"
The photo used for our 2010 Christmas card.
Shot on a Nikon D90 with multiple Speedlights fired off-camera (one silver relector umbrella, one shoot-through white umbrella). Gray seamless background. Nikkor 24-70 f/2.8 lens.
Editing in Aperture and Photoshop CS5.
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas Flickr!
I cherish this time of year – not simply because I get a month break from school, or the fact that I rarely have to set an alarm in the morning, or even the benefit of not having to do my own laundry (thanks ma). No, I cherish this time of year because I am able to spend it with those I care about. It seems that the holiday season has a way of bringing to the surface feelings that we often harbor too deep within ourselves. Best of all, Christmas heralds a spirit of love; the love of God and a love amongst man which should not only trump bitterness today, but all the days of our lives. Amazing isn’t the right word, but it’s the first that comes to mind.
Aside from my sappy anecdote – I also have an image to share with you this holiday season! It’s been done thousands of time before and I surely won’t be the last, but here’s a little Christmas Bokeh. A splash of color in these white (and for some, not so white) days is sometimes just what you need.
I hope all is well and, of course, Merry Christmas!
C&C Welcome!
Enjoy,