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A doll, inside a doll, inside a doll, inside a doll, inside a doll...Phew!!!!
I had to get a wider shot of Santa's Train, the house and the poinsettias. This was when the sunlight was fading and was no longer hitting the yellowish building behind me.
I was unsure as to use this photo as a challenge Christmas Tree or as the Sorrowful Christmas Tree.
I chose to use it as the Challenge small tree item. I think I’ll find something more sorrowful later this month.
This is what we put up at work. It’s pretty puny for a Christmas tree I think, but our lobby is pretty small so I guess it’s all we have room for.
I remember last year we had a bigger one. Or maybe I just forgot. You know how when you were younger everything always looked bigger.
Taken November 29, 2013.
Sitting watching The Gruffalo's Child with Lewis when I was sure this old guy just popped up from behind a little parcel .... just a glimpse but no, it couldn't be, it's much to earlier for him!!
Our Daily Challenge - AT A GLIMPSE .....
who said "No cats in windows!"
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note: the tequila bottle...... and the fireplace is burning behind me... in the opposite corner of the room!
we had an unusual cold spell - like 8-14 C outdoors, but that means only 13 to 16 C inside our unheated stone houses.... thank goodness for the fire places, well and the radiators you can buy at Walmart ((((;
Texture by SkeletalMess, Thank you!!
Since it's made out of paper mache the Xmas tree gift box is very light, so if you're traveling or unable to get a big tree- just get this / make Christmas tree-like artifact.
Ideal as a gift box, as you can put all sorts of holiday surprises for your loved ones.
Camera: Pentax K1000. Lens: 50mm. Film: Eastman Kodak Motion Picture Stock 5218, ASA 500 (without a No. 85 filter).
He's fierce... or just having himself a yawn.
This is a fake tilt-shift... tutorial found here: www.recedinghairline.co.uk/tutorials/fakemodel/
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