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Albums about christmas-lights

2007 Christmas lighting construction

published by dkrasley

Here are some pictures of the work I have been doing over the past few months for this years display. Now with the box all complete, I am concentrating on getting the lights all up. Hopefully by December 8th I will have it all set up and running. I hope

Bulb Photos

published by sealight2002

This is a photo gallery consisting of my bulb photography old and new. I hope you will be able to enjoy each picture!

Digital Art

published by brian1707

It's Christmas Time in Madrid - Take a Walk with me!

published by wesmfmm

These last weekends, with abroad family visits was taking night shots of Madrid... Last Monday (Nov. 26) the city got lighted so it ended up becoming a Xmas album :) Hope you enjoy the walk! Francisca

Black & White Photographs

published by x0livforitx3

Many of these pictures are in my other albums but they look very classy in black and white. If you want me to convert any color photos to black and white for you and touch them up, please message me. ** Update** I took some new ones with the new camera

A CARTOON FOR THE FIRST DAY OF THE NEW YEAR 2007 IN OLD QUEBEC

published by mariellefrigault

For my pleasure I created a cartoon from my photographs of January 1st, 2007... taken in Old Quebec, Canada

Christmas lights at night in the rain.

published by cathyetta

Only the first week with my new camera and I was looking for something to take pictures of.

P.O.T.D. DOUBLE TAKE ART

published by arrowman617

Shots I have found unusual and interesting

Pictures about christmas-lights

picture: picture 023

published by: dkrasley

Here is a stack of cords. 98 16-3 cords from 25' to 100'. Also there are 36 "zip cords" from 6' to 15'. And last but not least, a 75' #4/4 SO cord to power the control panel.

picture: picture 024

published by: dkrasley

Here is a stack of cords. 98 16-3 cords from 25' to 100'. Also there are 36 "zip cords" from 6' to 15'. And last but not least, a 75' #4/4 SO cord to power the control panel.

picture 025

published by dkrasley

picture 026

published by dkrasley

picture 027

published by dkrasley

picture 028

published by dkrasley

picture 029

published by dkrasley

picture 030

published by dkrasley