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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."
Christmas at time for good will to all.
As Ian Anderson put in in 1970 "The bloody church of England through chains of history has left its earthy presence at the vicarage for tea. How the world has moved on. Merry Christmas from the Ian Anderson Christmas concert at St John the Evangelist church Oxford England
Ok, I know Christmas is officially over but I had planned on making this when I saw Paul Hollywood making it on the Great British bake off Christmas special. I didn't have a chance to do it over christmas so decided to do it today as I had a turkey joint in the freezer which I needed to use as well as having some frozen cranberries.
When I got home from mums I walked into a nice tidy house, M had popped over to surprise me and put the hoover round and done the dishes, it was a lovely surprise as I was dreading doing those jobs and getting the pie done. But with that done I left the girls and M in the front room watching Despicable Me 2 while I cracked on, it was actually really easy to make even though I was scared of making the hot pastry.
Glad to say the pie was a success and really was delicious.
Christmas Tree in front of the Melanchthon Church (Melanchthonkirche), Freiburg, Germany, 2010.
2556x1440 can be used as Christmas Wallpaper.
Celebrating Christmas 1973 in our small apartment in Norman, Oklahoma.
As you can see our only son (at the time), Branden, got the Mattel Putt Putt Railroad and the Fisher-Price Action Garage.
Taken Christmas morning here in Goldsboro, NC. It was a glorious sunrise. This image really doesn't do it justice.
Christmas Decorations graphic available for download at http://dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/christmas-decorations/ in EPS (vector) format.
View similar vector graphics at DryIcons Graphics.
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.
Christmas in the late 1940s to early 1950s. From left are Ray Post (he's holding the giant bottle); my dad, Jack Milton; my mom, Barbara Milton; my mom's Aunt Laura (she was married to Ray at the time); and my grandmother, Martha. My grandfather is probably behind the camera lens.
Late Christmas shoppers take in the sights in downtown Seoul, South Korea.
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Happy Christmas to all my Flickr contacts of every race creed and colour and even to those who never comment.
Christmas Wonder © Stephen Harrison 2007 All Rights Reserved.
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An open gift glows with anticipation on Christmas Eve.
Strobist info:
1st flash:
Nikon SB-800 set to manual 1/2 power on light stand bounced into celing with wide angle diffuser.
2nd flash:
Nikon SB-800 set to manual 1/2 power on ground behind chair to give accent light.
3rd flash:
Nikon SB-600 set to manual 1/8th power w/ amber and yellow gels applied sitting in box underneath tissue paper.
Nikon D200 w/ 12-24mm f/4 pop-up flash to trigger.
See my photostream for individual shots depicting flash contribution, power, and ambient light.
Stephen Harrison
多年前信手画的线稿，谨祝各位圣诞节快乐。
多年前信手畫嘅線稿，謹祝各位聖誕快樂。
A sketch drawn with improvisation years ago.
Merry Christmas for everyone. :-)
Yeah, so, I got my new 30d :D This is definitely NOT the first picture taken, but, nonetheless, it is the one I've chosen to post. Sorry if it's ugly, but my cousin (who assisted me with lighting for this, among other shots) is driving me insane to get off the computer, and refuses to let me look at my other images or further correct this one in CS2.
Hope you like. I know I sure loved that shutter sound :P
Goooood times.
Christmas 1975 at my parent's house in Cordell, Oklahoma. The boys were able to play with their cousins.
Branden and his cousin, Matt, playing with the Mattel Thundershift 500. Judy is in the background. My sister, Diane, is on the right.