You may remember photos like this one from last December although I think that I posted them later in the month. The bridge was lit is the red and green Christmas colours.
Sue needed a Christmas lights photo for her group project, so we went again last night. They weren't on, perhaps because we were too early although it was dark at around 5pm.
We did find that the tree at Market Square was lit. I believe that this is the first year for this tree being lit. I know it's not exactly the Rockefeller Center, but it is ours.
I took that ↑ on against a dark western background. Then I turned around ↓ and got the market market pavilion in the background as well as some town lights.
There is something to be said for seeing it in situ even if the background isn't grand.
It's a pretty tree. I don't know which i like best.
ReplyDeleteI like the first best. They did a great job on those lights!
ReplyDeleteYou just reminded me, Barb wants a picture of the outside of the house looking in at the lite Christmas tree!
ReplyDeleteHer wish is your command.
DeleteThey are both festive and delightful to look at, AC.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Christmas tree! Just love it. We don't put up a tree in our home. Too much work.
ReplyDeleteNeither do we really. We have a tiny pre-lit tree as almost a table decoration.
DeleteThat's a great tree. And picture of it.
ReplyDeleteThese are both great Christmas tree photos...I can't decide a favorite, and I do like the bridge with the big building behind it too!
ReplyDeleteI don’t know why the lights weren’t n this time, but Sue also found her photos from last year, so she used one of those, I think.
DeleteThe lit bridge is beautiful. So is the tree. I put my small tree up this past weekend.
ReplyDeleteChristmas lights randomly arranged in our communities give me hope.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the beauty AC. Aloha!
ReplyDeleteI like the last pic best.
ReplyDeleteI love that last pic! It's a beautiful tree.
ReplyDeleteIt has been a while since I took night time shots. Love the red and green reflection in the first shot
ReplyDeleteNicely done. I haven't left the house in a couple of days!
ReplyDeleteI've looked at trees from both sides now...
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely tree!
ReplyDeleteThere's a tree lit on our green every night. Dan is responsible for getting the battery from the former store where it charges through the day and plugging it in. Someone else unplugs it in the morning and takes it to charge. I should get a photo of it one of these days.
ReplyDeletePrettier than the tree at Rockefeller Center, IMO!
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy looking at Christmas decorations after dark. When I lived in a more suburban area we'd drive around to find neighborhoods with all the homes decorated. It was so much fun.
ReplyDeleteThe tree looks beautiful from any angle, it brightens the night!
Your community tree is so pretty. I'm looking forward to the night-time ride around to look at lights this year!
ReplyDeleteThat's cheerful. I think the second one works better. Good for Sue to keep at it. I am going to my photo group without a single photo to show, probably. Sad comment on Covid brain.
ReplyDeleteBoth lovely photographs, but I prefer the starkness of the first, the tree as the only attraction.
ReplyDeleteI like the last one best. Looking forward to taking a drive soon, just to see the lights.
ReplyDeleteI like it! It is owning its place and its purpose. I got a pop-up tree this year because I was too exhausted from the wedding to do anything else. Have you heard of pop-up trees? Four short bars go together to make a tall vertical stick and the "tree" goes down over the top kind of like a hoop skirt. Large multicolor spangly paillettes take the place of ornaments and you add a string of lights. Took ten minutes to do. It's over six feet tall and it looks pretty in the front window so I'm happy. xoxo
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