On my walk to work one day last week, I happened to bring my camera along with me. I admired as I walked, the elaborate and classic decorations strung up on trees and fences, placed in bowls and within windows. Lovelier still were the natural decorations of late fall that these bits of plastic and glass seem to mimic. The shiny spheres. The plastic pears and apples springing out of nearly every flower pot in town, a trend I don't really understand. It's a beautiful time of year, and I enjoy it when it's not too cold to. I just wish Christmas was in the depths of February, when all is slush and darkness and the bitter bitter cold.
But with any luck, I won't have to walk to work, then. So sure, I'll take the pretty things now.
--Erin
No snow?! What? I wish I could send you some! You should come over and make a snowgal with me!
ReplyDeleteIf we can have hot chocolate after, I am SO down. Seriously, it doesn't feel like winter without snow! (I anticipate I will regret that sentence very very soon...)
Delete--Erin
These are beautiful photos! You have a great eye.
ReplyDelete<3 Melissa
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Thank you Melissa! Sometimes I feel inferior to other bloggers photography-wise because I don't edit my photos a lot, so I feel like they have a less recognizable "style". It's all about composition, for me!
Delete--Erin
ah, these photographs are so lovely! it just got extremely cold where i am in the past few days, i was also wishing for cold before that! it makes everything feel more like christmas.
ReplyDeletelindsey louise
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