Fairy Lights - Happy New Year by netkonnexion

Fairy Lights - Happy New Year

Danesfield House - Marlow - UK

A Happy New Year everyone!
happy new year, damon! those lights are gorgeous!
January 7th, 2017  
Happy New Year!
January 7th, 2017  
Happy new year to you Damon. Super night scene
January 7th, 2017  
This is incredible!
January 7th, 2017  
Happy New Year to you too. gorgeous light scene.
January 7th, 2017  
What a stunning scene. The tree light line just pulls you straight to that lovely entrance with all the other lighting enhancing the stone work.
January 7th, 2017  
Wonderful capture!!
January 7th, 2017  
Fabulous.
January 7th, 2017  
Happy New Year to you as well. Great shot- love how the lights on the trees frame the building.
January 8th, 2017  
Beautiful B&W shot and Happy New Year to you, too. This is a Fav!
January 8th, 2017  
Fancy! Love the architecture and the lights on the trees
January 8th, 2017  
Amazing shot
January 8th, 2017  
beautiful
January 8th, 2017  
Happy New Year to you, too. Great shot to celebrate the day. Fav.
January 8th, 2017  
An attractive and impressive view!

Ian
January 8th, 2017  
Wonderful combination of architectural photography and seasonal festivity. The slight shift to remove total symmetry also is effective.
January 8th, 2017  
Wonderfully glittery trees!
January 8th, 2017  
@taffy - Ah yes, I wondered if someone would notice that. Symmetry in this case would mislead the eye into a lack if interest. The shot would be too straightforward. Off set it gives the eye a reason to look twice. 'Symmetry' works best when there is actually a-symmetry, but the asymmetrical aspect is not obvious. Looking directly into the arch was a pretty boring shot and VERY symmetrical. So it worked better as taken. Thank you for your useful comment.
January 8th, 2017  
Happy New Year to you too, this is very effective in black and white.
January 8th, 2017  
I am thinking that a symmetrical composition would also result in a loss of weight and interest given by the trees, since some of them would be lost from the sides of the frame.
I like how this glows. Nights capture in b&w can sometimes look rather stark and uninviting which is definitely not the case here.
January 14th, 2017  
@dulciknit - good point about the weight of the trees. You can see more and therefore imply more of them when you see more at an angle. The glows are my fav bit about this shot. The light patches on the walls are so mellow and cool. I really liked those too.
January 16th, 2017  
Good photo
January 28th, 2017  
Nice capture Damon!!!!!
April 19th, 2017  
Beautiful shot
April 22nd, 2017  
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