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02 January 2017

Happy New Year!


I took this picture the night before Christmas, but it's not Christmas lights you're seeing, it's simply taillights and traffic signals. We were in search of a good display for my Christmas day post (which ended up being the Edelweiss restaurant, HERE), and as we were driving around I accidentally took this picture! I debated on whether or not to use it for the blog, but in the end I decided that it's cheery and sets a nice tone for the new year.

Hope you enjoyed all the wonderful Photo of the Year pictures from us City Daily Photo bloggers yesterday! I look forward to many more great images from my blogging buddies in 2017!
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5 comments:

LuiZ FernandoS said...

I usually keep most of my accidental photos. They make interesting abstractions

02 January, 2017 01:57
William Kendall said...

Accidental shots like this can end up making fascinating posts! Good one.

02 January, 2017 10:20
Tamera said...

I take so many accidental shots in my line of work! I agree, some of them can be really cool. I call them accidental art. But most of them are truly terrible! Ha ha!

02 January, 2017 12:09
Denton said...

Really good accident. Looks like the effect was intentional. Could you repeat the process?

02 January, 2017 19:25
Tamera said...

Easily enough done, Denton! It's called bokeh and it's pretty trendy right now, which is another reason why I wasn't 100% on board with posting the image at first. You can pull it off with a DSLR and a reasonably fast lens :)

02 January, 2017 19:34

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