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It’s that time of year again. Last year I walked around the neighborhood and took shots o Christmas lighting. Can’t wait to see what the neighborhood comes up with this year.
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A very different take on a Christmas Tree. I think these outdoor lamps are pretty awesome. (h/t @urbangardens)
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The Holiday Lights of Astoria are back.
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Awesome Shots of the Rock Center Tree.
It’s that time of year again.
(Photos by R.J. Caputo)
(via blondeballoon)
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Sometimes it’s a mystery - what makes good light? What makes light that excites or calms people, or just makes them pause.
What is it about a bundle of cheap incandescent christmas lights that freezes people? We’ve all seen them a million times before, and yet, each time we’re captivated.
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JimonLight is up with absolutely indispensable guide to Christmas Lights. -
“Currently a faint speck in the night sky, Comet ISON (C/2012 S1) was only recently discovered. But as it emerges from the haze of the distant Oort Cloud and makes a close pass around our sun late next year, it could turn into the brightest comet anyone alive has ever seen, reports Sky & Telescope. During its closest approach to the Earth, in the weeks leading up to Christmas 2013, it could even be as bright as the full moon.” — Mark your calendar for Christmas 2013…the most amazing comet, possibly as bright as a full moon is scheduled to pass by.
