CHRISTMAS CRIB

I suggest you see this enlarged, thank you.
I don’t know you but to me this looks like a living Christmas crib.
After we had settled in our guesthouse and had a shower we went out to have dinner. The guesthouse which looked like a transformed farmstead was in the shape of a ‘U’ and right in between was this lovely shed (could be the living quarters of the proprietors of the property) in complete darkness with the lights shining on the inside and grandpa playing with his grandchild. It was such a tender family scene that I felt it would be a shame not to share it.
Many thanks for looking and for the comments and fav's on yesterday's picture.

[Chris K]

that is a lovely scene Dione.

[Joyce]

Lovely scene and really does need to be seen on black.

[sally agnew]

Looks super enlarged and even better on black :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

There's a lot to look at here- good catch of a tender moment.

[Myrna O'Hara]

I agree with Ann and I see how your got your title.

[Ivan]

Nicely seen...

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely night capture.

[Fisher Family]

A beautiful scene that works really well when seen on black!

Ian

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome low light picture.

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely night life capture

[gloria jones]

Great night shot

[carol white]

A lovely scene and nighttime shot

[Pyrrhula]

A great shot and view inside. Looks indeed even better on black

[Sheralee S]

It's beautiful Dione! fav

[Tony]

Terrific capture, you are the prince of low-light captures. Agree it looks like a giant size Nativity setting.

[Call me Joe]

Sweet night capture:)!

[Tom]

Wonderful night and intimate capture

[Taffy]

I fell like I'm right there. Beautiful, magical scene.

[John]

Great details and mood!

[Princess Fairlane]

Beautiful night shot!

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

I like the thinking here and it's interesting how the father and son are so prominent in a detailed capture. Composing so that they're on a third and the window framing helps but I think it may also be because they are the only human elements in the scene and our eyes are always drawn towards people in an image.
Nice one.