In November and December the weather has been mostly in monochrome around here. But two days ago we got the whole palette. Let us hope it lasts well into 2014
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
The autumn star. (Praktica camera, 35mm film)
10 hours ago
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
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Oh what a good sign for lots of color, symmetry, hope, and good luck in the new year.
what a wonderful bow - happy new year to you
It's a lovely photo for the last day of the year. May 2014 be a year of joy and happiness for you. Happy New Year!
This sure turned out to be a super duper shot. Love the whole thing from content to color.
Have a good New Year, a cold beer and a snaps.
That is one breathtaking scene, Rune, and what an awesome capture!! Definitely the way to begin a new year!! Thanks for sharing!! Wishing you a wonderful and very Happy New Year! Thank you for visiting my blog over the years and for your kind comments!! They are always appreciated!!
Sylvia
It's especially beautiful during the Winter. Happy New Year!
Wonderful rainbow photo -- good omen for the new year -- have a fantastic one -- barbara
Happy New Year, my friend.
You have blessed my year with the most amazing photographs. Talented artist you are with that camera.
Sending you warm wishes for a blessed 2014,
Jackie
So lovely! So much colour to appreciate! Happy New Year!
It makes the sunlight more precious. Happy New Year!
I always enjoy visiting your blog and seeing your photographs. This is one of the most striking rainbow photographs I have ever seen. Happy New Year from An Arkie's Musings
You were right at the place where "dreams really do come true" !
Wishing you all the best for the New Year !
Here's to more wonderful shots in 2014. Happy New Year!
Beautiful shot! Happy New year!
Beautiful end to the old year and a new beginning!
Godt nytt år! :)
Wow. You nailed it, Rune. That tree is LIT UP, almost rivals the rainbow for attention.
Nice way for the community to celebrate! Burning is not allowed here also, so live trees are ground into mulch. We have used an artificial tree in recent years and it goes back into the box.
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