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Step into a quiet corner of Las Noches de las Luminarias at the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, Arizona, where the fusion of light, landscape, and tradition invites moments of peaceful reflection. This image captures the warm intimacy of a tree wrapped in twinkling white string lights—each bulb softly illuminating the textured bark and casting a magical glow across nearby flora. The surrounding scene is a subtle nod to the Southwest’s unique holiday spirit: creamy white poinsettias bloom alongside fragrant rosemary and native succulents, while luminarias gently light the path in the background.
The Desert Botanical Garden’s design masterfully blends natural desert terrain with curated plantings to highlight Arizona’s rich biodiversity. While there is no single named architect, the landscape architecture follows the principles of site-sensitive design, using native species to create immersive desert experiences. During the Luminarias event, the garden’s natural forms are accentuated by strategic lighting, turning everyday textures into radiant compositions.
This particular vignette is a testament to the understated elegance of the event—more than just a spectacle, it’s an invitation to slow down and savor sensory details. The quiet wooden chair in the background hints at contemplation and connection, while the glow of luminarias and tree lights evokes both tradition and timeless beauty.
Las Noches de las Luminarias blends culture, ecology, and design into one serene holiday celebration. Whether you're drawn to the botanical splendor, the handcrafted lighting, or the seasonal ambiance, this event offers an unforgettable evening under the Arizona stars. It’s a tradition that locals treasure and visitors come to cherish—where nature and the holidays harmonize in glowing desert light.
I decided to skip the open flame of candles and go with orange lights....with great results. This is much safer for curious trick-or-treaters, and was much easier for me.
Lors de la rénovation la place entière est réaménagée. Un système d'éclairage composé de 4 mâts de lumière d'une hauteur de 18m est installé. 1300 pavés de verre incrustés dans le sol forment les diagonales.
Anciens noms : Place de l'hôtel de ville (XVIᵉ-XVIIᵉ) - Place du Marché (XVIIIᵉ-XIXᵉ) - Place Henri-Mengin (XIXᵉ-2012)
Pays : France 🇫🇷
Région : Grand Est (Lorraine)
Département : Meurthe-et-Moselle (54)
Ville : Nancy (54000)
Quartier : Nancy Centre
Adresse : place Charles III
Aménagement : 1598
Rénovation : 2012 → 2013
• Architecte de la rénovation : Pierre-Yves Caillault
Longueur : 150 m
Largeur : 80 m
Surface : 12 000 m²
I used net lights against the fence in the back, and string lights around the sides. Fire pit area to the left. New buffet to the right.
Must work on my skill for night shots...
The Jazz Estate 2022
"'Neath the halo of a street lamp
I turned my collar to the cold and damp
When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light
That split the night
And touched the sound of silence"
-- from The Sound of Silence, Paul Simon
A frigid night outside of The Jazz Estate on the East Side of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Day 98 of 365
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November 16, 2013
While it irks me that they have already begun playing Christmas music everywhere, this was a surprisingly fair and mild day, thus, the perfect time to get the lights up- Even if we do not officially illuminate them for a few more weeks.
Austin Texas Wedding Event, Floral Pinspotting, Cake Pinspotting, Festoon Lighting, String Lights, Uplighting, Outdoor Lighting Chandeliers, Lanterns, Centerpiece lighting, Intelligent Lighting Design, ILD Lighting, Allan House, Pearl Events Austin. Photo by Caroline plus Ben photography. www.carolineplusben.com
Another cool shot from last night. Edited in Lightroom. Reduced noise, added vignette, increased contrast and color corrected for white balance.
The Knot Vendor, Event Austin Texas, Festoon Lighting, String Lights, Uplighting, Outdoor Lighting, Blue, Amber, Intelligent Lighting Design, ILD Lighting.
August 7
This evening I met TX Senate candidate Joe Bogen and his wife for a little video shoot for his campaign. David pretty much ran the show while I pointed lights and cameras at things. It went really well! They ended up taking us to Barley & Board afterward, and we chatted for a long time. They seem like legitimately good peeps. Once it got late, we went our separate ways. I ended up joining David and his cousin Caroline at East Side, where he pitched the Wyoming solar eclipse trip to her. She definitely seemed interested!
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For Christmas, Carolyn's brother Jay gave her/us a really trippy "kinetic string strobe art" device. It is basically multi-colored lights that strobe, with a dial to change the pattern, and another dial to change the speed. The strings rotate, with a dial to control how fast they rotate. The arms that hold the string are adjustible. The possibilities are nearly infinite!
We shelled out the $30 for a multi-ac-adapter so that we could plug this in and run it off an x10-enabled remote switch. it's a bit noisy, so we put it on a ruined-from-staining shirt to dampen the noise.
string light.
glowing.
Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
December 28, 2007.
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These are the makings of the Cylon Raider String lights. Some bottle tops, lights and then a little paint and magic.
Soon enough, we come across this concrete sculpture set right across the road. It turned out to be a decoration in the middle of a traffic roundabout (rotunda). We need to go off road here for a little diversion around the roundabout due to road works. I initially thought this was a Communist symbol, but looking at the bomb or missile planted vertically behind the people and some of them raising their hands in defiance, it probably celebrates the victory of the Vietnamese people against the American war. (Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, Nov. 2016)