Christmas iPhonography: 25

Peace...

Christmas iPhonography: 22, 23, 24

Gilded deer and tree at Saturday night's Christmas Party:

 

 

Russian Tea Cakes just before they're popped in the oven:

Gift from a friend, on the mantle:

Nearly there, my friends...

Christmas iPhonography: 19, 20, 21

A favorite ornament:

 

This cheerful arrangement sits on top the kitchen cabinet:

My family loves our critters:

Christmas iPhonography: 16, 17, 18

Main aisle of the gorgeous Christmas display at the Rockefeller Greenhouse in Cleveland:

 

Favorite pink of the many colors pf poinsettias on display:

This wistful fellow sits on my mantle, surrounding by twinkling Christmas lights

Celebrating the peace and joy of the season:

Christmas iPhonography: 13, 14, 15

Simple centerpieces for the CVPS Holiday Gathering:

 

Gifts ready to be put into Chuck's stocking:

 

Zucchini bread on a cobalt blue, leaf-embossed plate:

 

The best part of Christmas is making things for friends and family...

Christmas iPhonography: 10, 11, 12

Ornaments ready to be hung on the tree (that's Lisa the Christmas Mouse peeking over his glasses in the lower left side):

 

The neighbor's house, so pretty!

 

 

Chipmunk, hung high enough so Sootie can't get him (I hope):

Feeling very Christmassy!

Christmas iPhonography: 7, 8, 9

Pink poinsettia, my favorite color:

Festive wreath on a Chagrin Falls door:

And a little "candle" in the octagonal window upstairs.

Kind of liking the no-stress December Daily...maybe I'll take some fancy photos once the Christmas tree is done.

Christmas iPhonography: 4, 5, 6

4: The stockings are hung on the closet with care....

5: Panera Christmas Tree cookies (not bad, but highly colored frosting is never really good...)

6: Kent's Black Squirrel in the Acorn Alley Plaza. Right in front of Popped! They make the best caramel corn!

 

Falalala La La La LA! (Humming cheerfully to herself, Christmas spirit up to the eyeballs).

Christmas iPhonography, 1, 2, 3

Doing a little Christmas project, Daily December, with the iPhone. Here are days 1, 2, and 3:

Candles on the mantel.

 

Most of the garland and the new tree are up.

 

Swag on the front door light.

 

So far, I've learned that the iPhone screen is really optimized to show detail on a very small image. When I opened these on the computer, they were pretty noisy and not sharp. Lightroom actually has a lens correction for my iPhone - it's under the lens correction menu dropdown for lens profile - you have to click on it, it doesn't appear like a normal camera lens does.