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What a strangely beautiful scene — I love the glowing open door which, almost, looks as if one is looking right through into an out-door sky, a miracle of sorts…! Lovely.
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The funny thing is that this elaborately decorated place, which I at first thought was a small church, turned out to be just a shed!
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I thought it was a church also, with the cross on top and what looks like a double door. That golden light emanating from within suggests powerful doings in that shed. Appropriate I suppose for the time of year and lowly outbuildings… A beautiful picture! I love the lights at this time of year… would like them to carry on much longer than they do.
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It’s amazing how the actual building can’t be seen, but the individual lights create a perfect outline of it. A shed? I too thought it was a small church — because of what looks like a cross on top. Someone took a lot of care in designing this — including using various colours, shapes, and configurations of lights. That inviting golden doorway is a lovely touch. Such a perfect Christmas shot, Elizabeth — this could be a card!
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Oh THAT is wonderful. A shed and then some!
Yes I agree. A card indeed!
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The lights make nice perspective lines down the side of the shed, creating some depth in the darkness – the falling snow effect does that a bit, too! 🙂
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Isn’t that simply delightful!
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