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Christmas at full speed in Philadelphia suburbia. Another low light EP2 shot. Loving this camera. Only major drawback so far is the slow AF, which makes it quite difficult to take photos of kids running around.
365/207 Metallic Gold / Dark Green December
The cake is now iced & decorated :)
Wishing my Flickr friends a wonderful Christmas x
Maximum starburst with a tripod and patience (30 seconds at f/28, iso 50.) Not bad for a fake tree, eh?
A neighborhood with a long-standing tradition of extravagant Christmas light displays. Music by John Stebbe.
© 2012 Porcio Norbert
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Model: Mahlmeister Zsuzsa
Photo & Retouch: Norbert Porcio
Location: Debrecen, Hungary
Camera: Canon EOS 450D
Lens: Tamron SP AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC
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Christmas ChariTrees @ Marina Bay display along the Waterfront Promenade for the 2012 Christmas Festive. The ChariTrees are designed and built by the students from the Department of 3D Design of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts organised by Community Chest and the Urban Development Authority (URA).
10-inch chocolate cake. All fondant....all edible. I wish the picture would show the sparkle on the tree.......
My Christmas cactus is blooming right in time...sometimes it will bloom close to Christmas and sometimes after...but it timed this year quite well. It'll have blooms steady for a month or so. The two cactus I have bloom like crazy!! I'm so used to them that I don't usually think of taking pictures of them...but their blossoms are so pretty! :)
Christmas tree in front of Siam Paragon Department Store, Bangkok, Thailand. 2013
Taken with iPhone 5s
My dad and my aunt opening presents. But what did me and my sisters notice? THAT CHAIR. On the right, in the background. Me any my little sis are both absolutely in love with that chair, and wish they'd held on to it. Rich blue, mid-Century design with silver accent thread?? Oh my goodness, how fabulous!
The silver tree to match is super-awesome as well.
Christmas 1959
Handmade fabric Christmas cards 2011. Pieces of different fabrics and papers are binded together with ribbon and button. Blogged: Polkovniku Butiik
CHRISTMAS LODGE GOLDEN TREE CARD
(Cased from Sherry Robinson at sherry_robinson@hotmail.com)
Supplies:
Stamps: Christmas Lodge (123767-Wood, 123769-Clear – 2011 Holiday Mini)
Ink: Old Olive, Versamark, Cherry Cobbler
Marker: Old Olive
Paper: Early Espresso, Confetti Cream, Cherry Cobbler
Ribbon: Vanilla Velvet Ribbon
Punches: Large Decorative Label (120907)
Embellishments: Large Rhinestone, three gold brads
Misc: Gold Embossing Powder, Heat Gun, SNAIL, Tape, Mat Pack, Paper Piercer, Dimensionals
Envelopes: Medium Vanilla Envelopes (107300) – 40/$6.50
Measurements:
Base layers:
8-1/2 x 5-1/2, folded into 4-1/4 x 5-1/2 – Early Espresso
Inside:
5-1/4 x 4 – Confetti Cream
Outside:
5 x 3-3/4 – Confetti Cream
4-3/4 x 3-1/2 – Early Espresso
Sentiment:
3-1/2 x 7/8 – Cherry Cobbler
3-1/2 x ¾ - Confetti Cream
6-1/2” Vanilla Velvet Ribbon
Directions
1.With Versamark, stamp large tree image on small espresso card. Cover liberally with gold embossing powder. Use heat gun being careful not to burn. Set aside.
2.Using large designer punch, stick corners of inside card from bottom (where punched paper would come out) to the inside to cut decorative corners.
3.Stamp little pine needle designs on all four corners with Old Olive ink. Adhere to inside of card.
4.Adhere image card to Confetti Card. Alight top right corner on top of mat pack and guide and punch three holes in triangle shape. Insert three gold brads.
5.Wrap Vanilla Velvet ribbon on left side of card vertically and tape on back.
6.Adhere image card to base card.
7.Stamp sentiment on Confetti strip with Cherry Cobbler. Color in “C” with Old Olive marker.
8.Adhere sentiment to Cherry Cobbler strip and adhere to base card with dimensionals.
9.Don’t forget to stamp a complimentary image on your envelope!
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Close up of my folk art painting titled "Christmas Eve". Highly textured using collage papers, acrylic paint, chalk, etc.
My sister got a kitten named Timmy for Christmas. He immediately took charge of the model railroad set and played the part of a giant monster attacking the passengers and terrorizing the countryside. Next he attacked a little wind-up toy that would start out as a double-decker bus, go into a tunnel, and come out the other side as a single level bus, then reverse course to go back through in the other direction and pick up the double deck again. At the end of the movie, someone rings his dinner bell in the kitchen and he goes running off.
The bells I bought from the gift shop at PCMC the year we had to be there the week before Christmas. That year I definitely heard the bell ringing, Polar Express style.
Here is a tree we planted in 2005 specifically for this time of year. Shot last night after the snow storm...
Our Christmas meal in Tsilivi - a rolled fillet of Wild Boar, stuffed with chestnuts and other fruit, served with French new potatoes and a seasonal salad.