Thursday, 24 December 2009
Happy Christmas
I was hoping to take some nice photo's today as there is quite a bit of snow about locally, but after a pretty hectic morning at work (I'm a postman) followed by the Christingle service at my local Church it was well after dark before I'd settled down. I had to pop out in my car at about 6pm (it's dark at 4) and decided to take my camera with me.
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I really like the lighting in your photos.
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Sunny :)
Wishing you a fantastic festive season. Love these shots. They have so much atmosphere.
I 2nd what Sunny says - The lighting & shadows are awesome
Happy Christmas to you too :-) The photos are lovely.
Just as well you went out, these will go down as some of your best. Have a great day Jim.
...I don't think your photos are gloomy. The soft yellow glow of the night combined with the fog makes me think of an old-fashioned Christmas! Happy Christmas to you!
I really enjoyed these. I'm happy you took the time to go get them and share them. Have a very Merry Christmas!
May you and your family have a Merry Christmas.
Nice bit of photography there.
can never get the lighting right on my night shots. tried to get the lights around Luxor but they where a disaster never mind got a few months to practice. Don't ask
Always takes months for them to come down,
Hope your Christmas is going well Jim.
Lovely pictures too. Like you say, very eerie.
Merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Nice work, you certainly captured the street scenes well.
Thanks so much for visiting and comment on Country Capture, I very much appreciate it!
Enjoyed those photos,very welsh!
Hope your Christmas went well.
All: thanks!
These are pretty and very nice for Christmas....a Light in the darkness has come!
Great captures! They remind me of an old-timey gumshoe story. :o)
Merry Happy, I hope the holiday season has been, and will continue to be a great one for you and yours!
I think your photos are fantastic...even though they've come out a little dark...my Mum is from Cardiff Wales, left during the war.
Shelle: ah so you're half (at least) Welsh then? Fantastic!
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