'Tis the season
This was hanging on a store door, which I just couldn't pass by without taking a closeup photo.
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23 comments:
And I'm glad you did...it's a great close-up shot...lots of vivid, sharp detail.
The ding-a-lings have already started on Christmas, I see! ;-)
Jingle bells, jingle bells! It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in EG!
I would have stoped too. I like it.
Good Macro.
Tradition! Christmas showing up every where. Drove home from my son's tonight and saw some spectacular lights people have put up. It looks like everyone is putting in an extra effort.
These look like rusty bells, and I love this kind of decoration.
B.
What a wonderful way to start the holiday season. I'm glad you saw these bells and had your camera handy.
Nice decorations
I'm back---
This Orchid is so versitile EG, you could even grow it on a windowsill. It and many other Orchids don't require much care
Becky
The rust makes them so charming :) I listen to christmas music, and decorate a bit in my home today. Ok - winter is not my favourite, but anyway - I love this mounth :) It is possible to live through the winter beacause of December.
Looks like they have done a lot of ringing.
Quite pretty
This would make a lovely Christmas card!
So pretty, I love seeing xmas goodies like this, what a treat!
Jarart,
LOL I was thinking the same thing!
Beautiful shot: give the gift of joy!
:-)
Great photo. Those bells have been hanging for more than a few seasons. Lots of character in your shot.
Ah my kind of stuff entirely. So pretty!
Yes I am glad you took a picture. Did you jingle the bells too? I would. MB
rust and red, perfect holiday partners
where have these bells been? Do the rust make them lost their beautiful ringing tone?
Very good macro photo.
I love the rusty finish to them! Not perhaps very traditional, but I like it. :)
Beautiful jingle bells! Great macro shot!
Beautiful!
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