And there was light!
One of the things I most love about this time of year is the extra bits of light that get plunked everywhere.
Inside and outside.
And all around the house.
This is on a coffee table. It’s a beloved platter, which I found at a flea market, topped with glass ornaments, both precious and semi-precious, some gold sprayed pine cones in an ordinary glass dish, and the tiniest of lights running through it.
Black & White!
Because we love it. We love it.
I might have been watching White Christmas. Mebbe.
Like November, December can be darksome and graysome, which it certainly has this year in my neck of Canadaland with its fog and balmy temperatures.
So we like the light.
Everywhere.
You?
I have no funny for you today.
Bring me some funny.
Signed,
Elen… without the funny.
Elen Grey 
Love the platter and the ornaments, great tables-cape. I like the picture in color the best, very festive and a really nice flat lay.
Ok, So what do Gingerbread men sleep on?
…Cookie Sheets. Ha,ha. He,he, Ho, ho. That’s all I got today Elen. Worked on my girl, actually I think I saw an eye roll but that’s all I got today.
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Thank you for the funny, Kellie! LOL You got good! Thank you. That is actually the same shot, but I learned that I could do widescreen cropping in my editing software today. Always learning. I wanted the table corners out of the colour shot. It worked really well. Cheers!
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I love learning new things about photography too. I’m studying David Loftus food photography right now. So much to learn. As my dog is my witness I am going to have drool worthy pictures if it’s the end of me! ha,ha.
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You will. I have every confidence in you.
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I wish I had the oomph to teach myself about photography. I have a great camera just no oomph. It’s been graysome and darksome here too so I thoroughly enjoyed your photos. There’s not enough Christmas-celebraters where I live and sadly not enough lights on homes. Could also be outrageous cost of hydro?
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Here. I lend you some Oomph! 😀 Hydro is certainly a factor. Most everything we have is LED based now. We try to keep a small footprint, but November and December require extra razzle-dazzle. I need it! lol Cheers.
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🙂 Thanks for the Oomph! Cheers to you as well (psst, what are we drinking?)
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Love the pics. You may even inspire me to get into Christmas mode!
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Aw. Thank you. Then my work here is done. 😉
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I agree with you. All the darkness (as we have at my place, too) makes all the extra light we can turn out extra exciting. Enjoy Christmas time!
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Thank you, Otto. The same to you. When the snow comes, I don’t mind so much about the graysome/darksome.
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I agree. Snow makes a whole lot of difference.
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Can’t stand the long hours of dark, either. Even in western NY, it gets old, fast. So, let’s sing…”This little light of mine, I’m gonna make it shine…” (Thank you Trini Lopez, I think). Are you laughing yet???
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I am so laughing. Thank you!
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I reread it and thought it was so good that even in’LIKED’ it. Then I realized how narcissistic I must sound, so I unliked it. But, honestly, it was an excellent reply…
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