K’lee & Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge 12/20/2016•France, holiday, Photography Vin Chaud Hot Wine, Christmas Market Hut, Colmar, France K’lee & Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: Winter Light Share this:FacebookEmailWhatsAppMoreTwitterRedditTumblrLike this:Like Loading... Related
Beautiful work, Marie! There’s so much depth and complexity in this one photo, not to mention the fantastic winter’s light. Well done. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thanks so much. The Christmas markets were fun, if a bit cold. The vendor in the shot has a big scarf wrapped around her traditional costume. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Absolutely beautiful the way that triangle is lit! I always mean to have a go at Klee and Dale’s challenge but never quite make it. Love this 🙂 LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
Thanks so much. I was doing hand held shooting after dark and I am so glad this one is is focus. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
I didn’t try the wine but I tried hot orange juice. It was strange, even though I was told it was traditional. There must have been something else in it. It was red, so possibly made with blood oranges. LikeLike Reply
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Beautiful work, Marie! There’s so much depth and complexity in this one photo, not to mention the fantastic winter’s light. Well done.
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Thanks so much. The Christmas markets were fun, if a bit cold. The vendor in the shot has a big scarf wrapped around her traditional costume.
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Absolutely beautiful the way that triangle is lit! I always mean to have a go at Klee and Dale’s challenge but never quite make it. Love this 🙂
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There’s still time. We would love to have you join us.
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Thanks so much. I was doing hand held shooting after dark and I am so glad this one is is focus.
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I can taste the hot mulled wine!
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I didn’t try the wine but I tried hot orange juice. It was strange, even though I was told it was traditional. There must have been something else in it. It was red, so possibly made with blood oranges.
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