Show us your Christmas Tree

[MACUSER]

Here is mine


Our Christmas tree by MLR Photography, on Flickr


time warp by MLR Photography, on Flickr

 

[DSLRuser]

Taken with d7000 and a tokina 12-24

The print I have crops it a little tighter, but this is all I have on on my iPad right now to put on Flickr

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[wbeem]

Wilderness Lodge Christmas Tree by wbeem, on Flickr

I should have cleaned up the living room a bit before I took this shot.

 

[HPS3]

Hey William, I'd love to see how you load that one in your vehicle. LOL

This is shot with the D600 and Rokinon 14 f2.8.


Christmas Time by Harry Shields, on Flickr

 

[wbeem]

Hey William, I'd love to see how you load that one in your vehicle. LOL

Oh, it's like this one. You gotta put it on the roof.


Animal Kingdom Lodge at Christmas by wbeem, on Flickr

 

[theduck619]

Oh, it's like this one. You gotta put it on the roof.


Animal Kingdom Lodge at Christmas by wbeem, on Flickr

That is my favorite tree

Your eyes didn't freeze while cutting that down did they?

 

[theduck619]

Hey William, I'd love to see how you load that one in your vehicle. LOL

This is shot with the D600 and Rokinon 14 f2.8.


Christmas Time by Harry Shields, on Flickr

Beautiful shot, well done

 

[jeepwreck]

here is mine.. it is from my cell phone so not the best picture

 

[PrincessInOz]

Merry Christmas Photogs.

 

[HPS3]

Beautiful shot, well done

Thnkyou. Merry Christmas everyone!

 

[wbeem]

That is my favorite tree

Your eyes didn't freeze while cutting that down did they?

You should have seen the size of the squirrels in that thing.

 

[theduck619]

You should have seen the size of the squirrels in that thing.

 

[MarkBarbieri]

These aren't great Christmas tree shots, but I thought people might like to see the effect. I use a cutout shape in front of my lens to change the shape of the out-of-focus lights on the tree. You can do the same thing by cutting out a black piece of paper a little larger than your lens and then cutting a shape into the paper. Hold it up against your lens (without the hood) when you take the picture. Use the widest possible aperture and keep your subject reasonably distant from the tree. The effect works best if the lights are really out-of-focus.

 

[wiigirl]

These are all so good!

 

[clynngibson]

Those are gorgeous shots!!

 

[Bnb0627]

 

[Bnb0627]

Oops didn't realize this was in the photography thread lol. I might have gotten out an actual camera instead of using an iPhone!!!!

 

[Gianna'sPapa]

Christmas Tree 2012 0878 by Terry McGraw Photography, on Flickr

 

[Pooh2]