Dang, I must have the palsy or something. Those pictures were really blurry. But, since that is all I have I am going to post them anyway. After seeing the blog at http://littlelottajoy.blogspot.com/, I decided if she posted those shaky pictures I could post mine, too. So try not to get too dizzy.
And one more:
See, I told you that they were blurry. The problem was, that since it was so dark, the camera kept the shutter open for a fairly long time. If I had known that at the time, I would have braced the camera against a fence post, but then I wouldn't have been able to get that last picture of the lights on the fence. Oh well, you get the idea. Now, if you don't like them, blame Lottajoy. . .Now, have a great day, you hear?
The blurriness adds a bit of artistic pizzaz to the photos. I can tell it is one heckuva light display, and that is what you are trying to convey.
ReplyDeleteI guess it does add some pizzazz. It was quite pretty without the pizzazz.
DeleteIf an artist painted the picture in oils they would probably draw a hefty price!
DeleteI have oils and I paint, but I am far from being an artist. My wife doesn't like the smell of oils in the house. Yes, I know that there are odorless oils. Acrylics are nice, too, but oil is the best medium. The best of two worlds is to do as much as possible with acrylics and then finish it off with oils. Gives a picture a little of that pizzazz that was mentioned above.
DeleteLooks just like my Christmas light photos.
ReplyDeleteMy garbage pick up decided to come an hour early. I was standing in my doorway with a trashbag in my hand as the truck drove past. I hate that.
My garbage pick up never came. The cans are still sitting down there. I pay through the nose for pickup two days a week, I expect them to pick it up two days a week. Am asking too much?
DeleteLooks like the kind of photos I get when I try to take shots of fireworks.... but who cares? The viewer knows what they really look like anyway.
ReplyDeleteI guess I better get a tripod, don't you think?
DeleteI've become a firm believer in a "Monopod" - basically you provide two legs and the monopod becomes the third leg of a tripod. Handles all my little diabetic shakes and doubles as a walking stick. My new camera will have image stabilization, for sure.
ReplyDeleteGood idea. I have a hiking stick that would work very well.
DeleteLike the old saying goes...it's the thought that counts, right?
ReplyDeleteSometimes, I hope some of my thoughts don't count (grin).
DeleteWay too many to do, can't imagine anyone doing that. I think there's displays on youtube.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't decorated for Christmas for awhile. Doing it this year for the newly required step-grandkids. Looking forward to it.
Deletei probably wont do anything, not even take my tree out of the box and plug it in.
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