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Merry Christmas to all of you dear friends I wish you the best !!!
I'm sorry for don't be present these days on flickr it's because i have lot of things to do and prepare for our Christmas hollydays.
See you in two weeks, until then have happy holidays even if you are alone with your familly or with friends!!
Kisses and hugs i'll be missing you a lot!!
P.S Where i'm going it's a surprise,i'll tell you when i'll come back!!;)
Yes, I know: I'm late with this photo but it is the only missing photo I needed to complete the challenge of the One A Week group I'm a member of: to post one photo for each week of the year. So this is my 52nd photo, taken on Christmas Day 2022!
(If you feel like joining the group - now called One A Week 2023 - please do)
In my photo you can see the Christmas presents I got: roses, hyacinths and a vintage Royal Doulton figurine called 'Christmas Parcels'. The snowman is a favourite Christmas decoration I've known since my childhood.
Celebrating Christmas time.
See this photo for a behind-the-scenes view of the setup for this shoot.
Strobist/technical info:
This is a composite of a two-image focus stack. The cottage ornament was placed on a soft white mat. The background lights were created by light painting individually with the green, blue, and red LED's, respectively, of a Coast TX10 Quad Color flashlight onto an aluminum foil background over the span of a fifteen-second exposure. The foreground and subject were illuminated by two Nikon SB900 speedlights, both fired through Neewer 24" x 24" softboxes slightly above camera level. The first speedlight was placed 85-degrees CL and fired in Manual mode @ 1⁄16 power. The second was placed 80-degrees CR and fired in Manual mode @ 1⁄2 power.
The SB900's were triggered by three PocketWizard Plus X's.
Lens: Tokina AT - X M100 AF PRO D (AF 100mm f / 2.8 Macro)
#MacroMondays
#Celebration
These glass Christmas ornaments are very thin a break rather easily. Yet, that also means that they don’t need very much glass remaining to hold them together. However, the bottom of this one is on its way down.
Ventana de Navidad
Have a great weekend!
Que tengan un hermoso fin de semana!
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It has been snowing a lot recently in Seattle and I finally found a short window when the weather looked clear and went to a local city park where we have this landmark lighthouse. My vision was to shoot this lighthouse under snowy condition, but surprisingly there was not much snow left when I got there. I walked around the lighthouse and only found this pocket of snow on these logs. It was a relatively messy scene, but I found these two logs intersecting each other and they lead your eye right to the lighthouse. I am really glad how this image turned out and Merry Christmas everyone who have followed, liked or simply came across my photos during this year. I hope you can continue supporting my work and I will have more images to post in the future!
Okay so this says Merry Christmas to me but I wanted a nice bauble to take a picture of :)
I haven't logged on to Flickr for months so it feels strange but I couldn't let Christmas and New Year pass by without wishing you all the best. Sorry I haven't been around but Flickr was taking up a lot of my time and then with me finding out I was pregnant I had so much to do and think about. Something had to give or I wouldn't have time for friends or family - so sadly that was Flickr. I have missed my Flickr friends dearly though.
I finish for my maternity leave on Christmas Eve so I will have 10 weeks of getting everything ready for the new arrival as well as having time to come back to Flickr. I have a camera full of photographs and I even have the remainder of my New York photos to post from May! I really don't know where this year has gone. The weeks are just flying by.
I hope you are all well and I look forward to catching up with you all in the New Year. I wish you a very Merry Christmas to you and all your families and a wonderful 2009 filled with life, love and laughter.
Heather xx
For those who have snow and for us who have sun and rain, I wish a Merry Christmas!
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Para aqueles que tem neve e para nós que temos sol e chuvas, eu desejo um Feliz Natal!
Taken for 'Saturday Self Challenge': "Light"
Christmas stalls light up the town centre, on a damp November evening.
Edit: For those wondering about the floating "the", here it is on street view: tinyurl.com/themallssign
Christmas at Goblin's Knob at Frogmore
The Emperor's New Clothes:
Grasshopper St Bicorne Hat
[Deadwool] Emperor jacket Emperor outfit available now at The Fifty Event
[Deadwool] Emperor breeches
[Deadwool] Emperor boots
[Deadwool] Enigma glasses
Christmas props:
HILTED - Chilly Willy Penguin Pack
Pose:
[..::CuCa Designs::..] Sexy Santa Bento Pose Set includes sack
The display of colorful lanterns marks the start of the Christmas season in the Philippines. We do have the longest Xmas holiday season in the world.
& looking all the better for it too
Artificial tree we have been using for about 10 years. It is in the room where the wood burning stove is so a real tree wouldnt last there.
We used to have a real tree each year in parallel in the cooler front hall but these days one tree feels more than enough. Maybe as grandchildren get older and the beholders preferences change, more than one tree might start to feel appropriate again.
Julieta Venegas - Dulce Compañia
Meko enjoys laying by the Christmas tree and watching the sparkly ornaments.
Merry Christmas to all my Flickr friends!
Wishing you all the compliments of the season. Many thanks for all the wonderful words of support over the past couple of months. I am enjoying the Flickr experience very much :)
A photo taken 2 years ago but still the prettiest Christmas candles I've seen. (not mine, Roger's Gardens were selling them).
For Smile on Saturday's prompt: "Curious Candles". People are curious to know if I bought one - no. And if they smelled good - yes!
The main photo from our Christmas card this year.
I'm very proud of how this turned out, as I put a lot of work into the lighting.
Strobist info: Lighting of this shot was just about the most DIY I have ever done. I don't yet have an umbrella or soft box stand, so I really had to improvise. I setup a ladder to the left of this scene. I put a flash gelled with full CTO on the second rung of the ladder. Because I wanted somewhat softer light, I used a dowel to hang a 5-in-1 reflector as a make shift soft box. To prevent light leak, I moved a chair to the side of the ladder. the caused the somewhat dramatic lighting, but I needed some fill light. All I did here was close our bright white window blinds to cause some reflection of the flash light. I then used a long shutter time to ensure the tree and background were nicely exposed.