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Even if not from this year (we have no snow , 15 °C !) I post this image from my town Flektogon 20/2.8 on Canon XTi braced on a monopod


Merry Christmas !


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These are all from last year in Salerno, southern Italy: every two years there's a kind of festival for christmas light makers, and all the city is decorated with thousands of different creations.

DSC00934 by A_Anything, on Flickr

DSC00952 by A_Anything, on Flickr

DSC00972 by A_Anything, on Flickr

DSC00939 by A_Anything, on Flickr

DSC00961 by A_Anything, on Flickr


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Splendid lights ,well done !


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Even if a bit old , the subject fits very well this year too Laugh 1


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Wonderful idea and shots!!

Here from this weekend in Strasbourg, Alsace, France:



They do this since 1570 and despite what just happened there sadly enough, we decided to go...


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kds315* wrote:
Wonderful idea and shots!!

Here from this weekend in Strasbourg, Alsace, France:



They do this since 1570 and despite what just happened there sadly enough, we decided to go...


Wonderful lights and shots , thanks for sharing !

Happy New Year !


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Not Christmas lights, but I wish everyone a happy New Year.
Minolta SRT202, Rokkor-PF 58mm f1.4, Kodak Color Plus 200.



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Brentwood Essex England -- 1956 Agfa ISOLETTE III + 75mm f3.5 Solinar


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This is a hefty crop of a long exposure on the big manfrotto tripod.
D-810 at ISO 64, f11 at about 6 sec ( IIRC ) Nikkor 50mm f2 A/I.
Live view focused- my first.



High ISO's here. All of the rest of these were done with the then new to me 35-105 f3.5-4.5 nikkor zoom hand held.





This was a hurried session due to extreme cold, and the results show it...

-D.S.