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Old 14-12-05, 12:30
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Default Festive lights photos

In the run-up to xmas, we'll all see buildings decked out with amazing (tacky?) light displays, maybe your own house...though clearly WPF members will be tastefully illuminated
If you see any, take a photo and show your photos on this thread.

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Old 14-12-05, 21:13
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This is the first time I have attempted to photograph this kind of subect,but nothing ventured,nothing gained. This is the pub opposite our house taken through glass.
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Old 14-12-05, 21:23
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That's an impressive array of lighting, John. Pity the photo isn't a bit larger in size.
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Old 14-12-05, 21:36
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That's an impressive array of lighting, John. Pity the photo isn't a bit larger in size.
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The original photo is 1360x1020 pixels at a resolution of 72 pixels per inch,with a file size of 268kb, but I was not sure how to resize it for this forum Andy. Cheers John.
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800px along the longest length is about ideal and we do have quite a generous maximum for the actual file size (300kb). There's a handy free programme here http://www.irfanview.com/ that will allow you to do all sorts to your image if you don't have the software already.

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In the begining we had one poor demented local who felt the need to outdo everyone else:

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but then about 18 months ago a new neighbour arrived opposite the afforsaid gentlemen and felt the need to compete. Last year on a fairly lowly level, but this year more effort has been expended. I am only sorry that my first attempts at this sort of scene cannot accurately portray the illuminated nodding Santas in the downstairs window!

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however since last year we have gained a dog. Whats this got to do with lights - well not much accept my nocturnal wanderings have to go slightly further afield - whereupon I discovered this skulking down a local side road.
On the left is the back, and on the right the side and front.

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Haven't quite worked out the purpose of the twin rails over the roof - Santa's landing lights
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Oh dear, xmas light war ... it can only escalate Those two strips up the roof look very odd? in fact it's all a bit messy imho, but I'm not a connoisseur and it may be the bee's knees
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View from the inside.Thanks to Stuarts advice on settings and using tripod,no flash,and a remote,not too bad an effort,'tho I could have removed the standard lamp!!!!
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Looks very inviting, Christine - we'll all be around for drinks on Christmas morning!
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View from the inside.Thanks to Stuarts advice on settings and using tripod,no flash,and a remote,not too bad an effort,'tho I could have removed the standard lamp!!!!
That looks a very welcoming site on a dark cold evening. Nicely taken shot, Christine, very festive.
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