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The food and beverage festive hut by Culina at the Festive Market, Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay during the Christmas Wonderland.
Wonderful DIY Cardboard Christmas Fireplace
Christmas without a fireplace just doesn’t feel complete . You can make your own out of some cardboard . When I was …
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Shooting Bredco on christmas day. It was my first time in Bredco and was lucky enough to have a good light that time. We waited for the sun to set down and with these enormous rocks covering the reclamed area of bredco, was perfect foreground for display of light on xmas day.
Honestly, I hate this tree.. but I took a picture of it anyway. It's the "scratching post." If you look at the trunk of the tree, it looks like yarn wrapped around a pole and reminds me of a cat's scratching post.
We spent part of Christmas Day at the Morgan's, in Tomball. This is the best shot of several I took, trying to capture the group as presents are being handed out.
Reliving Christmas past, as I didn't post these on Flickr at the time. Galveston's (and much of South Texas') first white Christmas.
The snow didn't stick around long. The temp. didn't get below freezing so most of the snow started melting once it hit the ground....fortunately it was falling so heavily that nice amounts were able to accumulate.
Christmas Eve 2004
23rd & Postoffice
Galveston Island, Texas, USA
Christmas tree, Centre Block, Parliament Hill. Ottawa, Canada. December 2010.
Photo by M. Rehemtulla for QUOI Media Group. Nikon D300S, 50mm lens.
Not everyone in the sixties were hippies! My dad always made us take one of these photos in front of the tree.
Christmas displays at the Central Library, Christchurch
File Reference: CCL-2010-CentralLibraryChristmas-IMG_1161
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
The FIRST thing before they are allowed to go downstairs on Christmas morning is.........Mommy's photo! :) They are usually very impatient to get tearing open those gifts, so I promise only one or two snaps....well here it is :) CHRISTMAS morning 2011 with the foursome (2, 5,12,9)!
Typical German(?) Christmas tradition: the hot air from the candles turns a multi-layer wheel. Each layer shows Christmas scenes from the bible.
strobist: SB900, manual, triggered by phottix odin. rear curtain flash sync. No modifier, no gel. Camera in manual setting 1/4 s, f 6.3
I LOVE our theme that we somehow stumbled across last year with our Christmas tree. All the ornaments are blue, green, and teal. This year we got more of them with the silver glitter and a garland with the same color scheme. So pretty!!
Christmas card photo taken of Kristin and I taken by my mother. Turned out not bad!
Lighting: SB 600 with 1/4 CTO in the hot-show pointed at our vaulted ceiling. Pretty tough to get anything but excellent lighting out of that setup.
A simple Christmas gift idea which is really easy to make with children. Full details on www.artful- adventures.co.uk
Christmas Inspiration: Victorian Fairy Tales
See where to buy all these goodies (and plenty more) at www.westervin.com/blog/2009/12/02/holiday-cheer/