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I purchased this pretty fresh Christmas wreath the other day, it only had a red bow on it,
I added the rest to make it more mine! It's now hanging above my garage door surrounded
by Christmas lights. Hope you like it! (Best on black)
I had issues untangling this lot, literally the only light I could get out of the mess for about 30 mins.
Also, I got these printed on glossy paper and I've now discovered that does not work well with scanners...I may have to invest in a neg scanner soon....
My first Christmas card!
I stamped the Snowflake Circle cling stamp on white card with silver ink and embossed in silver. This stamp is beautiful - SO detailed!!
I then cut it out with the scalloped circle die and matted onto a silver scalloped circle.
I also stamped the trees in the same way and pieced them from green and brown card.
The background paper is from a Winter Wonderland paper pack by Dovecraft.
Merry Christmas everyone! Ben and Larry wish you all wonderful adventures and many more great photos!
The Christmas markets opened this week in Germany. The Heidelberg castle is the backdrop for this light display.
My first Christmas away from home was spent on a dive boat off the coast of Australia. Three nights and four days of wonderment and beauty. The diving was amazing. I have to qualify that by saying all of the diving I did in Australia was nothing short of spectacular: from north of Cairns south to Bicheno Tasmania, all of it was wonderful.
Here though I was one of two people on the boat not taking a diving course. The other person was a dive master from England and the two of us were most frequently dive partners. So many good memories. I caught a glimpse of my first (and only) shark. We were diving along a wall and happened upon a cavern (maybe a better word is a hollow?). We entered. My partner caught my attention and I turned around to see a small reef shark behind us and a small distance away in the open water. I back tracked and tried to get a closer look. With a flick of its tail, the shark was gone. Brilliant.
The photo above was taken from a dingy. Taking the punters out into the dingy for a sunset shot is probably done every trip... no need to wonder why.
365 Travel Memories
Australia 1995
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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).
Here are the first ever Christmas cards I did! I did them for one of my clients, they chose the model they wanted from tinyprints.com and I did my own from scratch on photoshop, I took the pictures of course :)
Let me know what you think, happy holidays!
Photo taken by Michael Kappel
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Christmas at Natal is a festival that takes place every year in the capital of state of Rio Grande do Norte in Brazil. Natal means Christmas in Portuguese.
Love these happy little faces, bringing you the brightest smiles this Christmas :)
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Christmas dinner at my inlaw's house: roasted duck with potato dumplings and red cabbage. I forgot about the carbs that day :-)
These Christmas baubles have all been hand beaded with sequins and pins by me. I have a Christmas tradition. I bead one Christmas bauble for a select group of friends every year.
Each bauble is 15 centimetres in diameter and contain hundreds of sequins, varying in number depending upon the complexity of the image and the type of sequins I use. Most sequins I use in my work are 5mm in diameter. The exceptions are 8mm. Depending upon the colour of the sequin, I will use either a gold or a silver pin to attach it to the bauble.
The baubles take approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours and this is why my select group of friends only get one each year!
It is however, a labour of love which I do to pass the time throughout the year.
This was a spontaneous, unexpected moment - Ryan suddenly decided to pounce on his aunt and uncle, giving them a big hug.
One of the largest displays of Christmas lights and displays around. The family does about 3 acres in lights each year in honor of a daughter that died. The daughter loved Christmas. (Apparently this is not true...read comments in other shots.)
The home is in Spring Valley near Tuscumbia, Alabama. Original photo taken in 2006.
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