Timothy Lesle

Scenes from a Holiday

Three interesting holiday visions, caught on the old camera in the last few days.

1. The upside-down tree, a short walk from our place.

Crowning angel:

2. Tom and Jerry’s Christmas tree, a longer walk from our place. Requires a building permit from the city.

Beach ball ornaments.

3. Eighth night of Hanukkah, our place.

By Tim | 30th December 2008 at 12:29 am
Filed under: photography, ridiculousness
Tags: candles, Christmas, Hannukah, holidays, ornaments, tree, upside-down

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