During Christmas season, you can find light-ups and illuminations taking place almost everywhere. So I bundle myself up with layers of clothing and photograph. In order to have the biggest and round "bokeh" (= blur), the aperture of my lens is always the widest. This was taken at Nasu Harmony Hall in Otawara city, Tochigi Prefecture, sometime in December 2009.
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Great capture! great blog too!
ReplyDeleteXOXO Lola:)
wow!! amazing photo!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo, it is so charming!
ReplyDeleteUntil Christmas still 26 days to go :)
Amazing photo! Happy Ruby.
ReplyDeleteMine's here.
綺麗な写真を取れましたね。ロマンチックです。
ReplyDeleteYou have managed to convey a festive atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog too!
Very cool rubies! The bold red orbs seem to mimic snowflakes falling from the sky. Likewise, the pink looks like ice cubes, which is perfect for the winter. Artistic!
ReplyDeleteA wonderfully happy picture!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous, colorful capture for the Christmas season! I love it! It is indeed a wonderfully happy picture! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Very nice bokeh!
ReplyDeleteA lovely capture. Really like the depth in this shot and the light.
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to the pretty lights that appear during the Christmas season. They really do brighten the mood … your sparkling picture included!
ReplyDelete美しい...
ReplyDeleteI love the lights and the pretty colors. Great capture!
ReplyDeleteGreat composition, like the bokeh and the out of focus foreground. Very nice!
ReplyDeletei am beginning to be fan of your photography. great job. thanks for sharing your world.
ReplyDeleteI like it!! Very good! Greetings.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful My World Tuesday posting
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week,
Greetings, Bram
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this is beautiful and magical-looking.
ReplyDeletepaz
So coooooooooooool!!! :)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful red bokeh. Now I want to do it too.
ReplyDeleteA lovely capture, and like you have, I too did pull out some shots from my archives for My World post.
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