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I love this photo for all the wrong reasons. I had been noodling this idea since last Christmas and had a short window to finally make it happen - which it totally did not. Oy, this isn't even close to what I had planned, just the best shot I could salvage. I love love love the look on poor Tristan's face - he's sick and trying to be patient with me. Simon is a born people-pleaser so he'll do anything I ask and Lucas was right into the idea of tying up his brothers.
I only managed to get in three or four shots before I had to let them go. Poor guys, sometimes it's hard to be the kid of a photographer with half-baked ideas.
Sometimes ya gotta embrace the outtakes!
Each year we try to add new villege item. This is so much fun to decorate!!
クリスマスツリーのオーナメント同様、毎年クリスマス・ビレッジにも新しいアイテムを増やしています。
子供達はもちろんの事、大人になってもミニチュアの世界ってワクワクしますね～（＾＾）
This year I had to work once again on Christmas Eve. Unfortunately I had no time for a more beautiful christmas photo :-)) The stuff is made of chocolate. It looks so real that you can easily deceive somebody. But once you take it in hand, you realize that something is wrong. Switzerland, Dec 24, 2013.
Ore Mountains: As the ore deposits and the related business often declined, former miners had to look for new ways to feed their families. In addition to lace making and weaving, the inhabitants went into wood carving, producing toys and religious figures. Thus, the Erzgebirge region became famous for many Christmas traditions. Nutcrackers, "Räuchermänner", "Christmas pyramids" (carousels with figures of the Christmas story or from mining) and Schwibbogen (wooden arcs with candles in the windows, representing a mine entrance) are some of many Christmas goods made in the Ore Mountains. Seiffen in the East Ore Mountains is a centre of the wooden toy industry.
Schlumbergera species .
Sorry to say that my specimen just can`t tell the time . It is either early or late & sometimes both !!!! But it never flowers at Christmas time . Perhaps I should talk to it more kindly & not just scold it.
Christmas lights decorating the Saline County courthouse in Benton, Arkansas.
A digital composite of two exposures to replace detail in the lightest areas. I also flipped and copied the foreground curve of luminarias from the right to the left, since the left curve wasn't lit that night.
As of 2007-10-16, this had reached as high as #389 in the "Explore" pages for December 20, 2005.
[See also retouching demo, daylight view]
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This is definitely rocking as my desktop background right now. What's better than mini candy canes and a diamond ring for Christmas? I thought it suited a Christmas Engagement perfectly. :)
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Taking the lens completely out of focus for the last few seconds of this long exposure gave the halos around the bulbs. Maybe I should try this again at f/2.8 or so just for fun - the blurs would be so much bigger!
Nikon D5100 with Nikkor 35mm f/1.8; post-processing in Aperture 3.
This year I did Christmas photos of my sets of sisters. So here is Leah and Maddie! I don't have nearly enough of these two together.
This gorgeous Christmas Selection Box image is a detail from an illustration by PJ Lynch in our Prints and Drawings Collection. It appears on the back cover of The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey - read it yesterday, and it's a lovely story brought to life by PJ's illustrations...
Date: Circa 1995
NLI Ref.: PD 3195 TX
Authorisation to publish or reproduce must be obtained from PJ Lynch.
I know, I know! I'm REEEEALLY late with the Christmas photos. Things have been chaotic lately and I have gotten ridiculously behind. But better late than never!
For Christmas, Glenn and Graceanna gave us tickets to see "My Fair Lady" at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. So here we are, all dressed up and ready to go.