
Christmas lights at the entry to a farm. Not frilly but it still looks inviting.
#5 square lights Bauernhofweihnachtslichter


Christmas lights at the entry to a farm. Not frilly but it still looks inviting.
#5 square lights Bauernhofweihnachtslichter


More decorations from the Christmas tree. Wooden figurines, a toy merchant and an ice cream vendor standing on a chain of Christmas lights.
#4 square lights Christbaumlichterkette

What’s the opposite of blah? I would love some cold and snow and white – instead we had weather that is too warm for the season but not comfortable, no deluges but also not really dry (which I can tell by the mud I drag into the house after a walk), greyish sky, with the occasional foggy periods. In other words: it’s been blah.
So I thought I pick a photo that is not perfect as a photo but I think that conveys the joy of being outdoors.

Linked to A Photo a Week: Opposite weather.

In Germany, traditionally Christmas decorations go out after 6 January (the twelfth night). So until then my lights will have a definitive festive feel about them.

#3 square lights Lichtersterne

– making coffee, left to rot.


For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: hot or cold things. Click here for more hot things or cold things or both.


And yes! on day 2 I am already messing with the word light (yet only following Becky’s instructions). But I think it’s justified for the challenge, since the happy chappy is backlit so beautifully!
#2 square lights Fensterbild mit Gegenlicht

as if I could keep you out!

“Ring out the false, ring in the true”
Alfred Lord Tennyson (1809-1892)
Horses seemed a fairly innocent image to answer this quote.
Linked to Travel with Intent: Ring in the true.