


Amy from
Montague captures amazing photographs like these
holiday lights in New York. I always love the interesting perspective and quality found in her photographs. Lucky for us she also gives
great photography advice. Don't you want to super size these dreamy photographs and hang them as art in your house?
I do - one of my favorite holiday things to do is look at lights and squint, to make them blurry and extra-beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHer blog is so lovely, isn't it?
Lovely! I took some blurred photos of our Christmas tree lights. Um...not quite so cool as these. :-) I think I need to head over to her blog for some photography advice!
ReplyDeleteI love Amy's photography, and these are no exception!
ReplyDeleteSo dreamy...like staring out the window of a taxi whizzing down Broadway. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteyou're going to make me blush ;) i'm just glad you liked them!
ReplyDeletethese are fantastic!
ReplyDeletei love these. they look like confetti.
ReplyDeleteFab ... oh so dreamy... Like sara said... a whizzing taxi ride down broadway..
ReplyDeleteOh how I would love to live in New York during the holiday season to see all the pretty light displays. These photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethese are so dreamy, gorgeous photos!
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oh and yes, those are lovely photos!
Amy is by far one of the best photographers around. Not only is she talented, she's as nice as can be!
ReplyDeletethaaats peeerdy
ReplyDeleteThese are so festive, but I would love them all year round, too.
ReplyDeleteI do love these. Especially that last one!
ReplyDeletehow pretty.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI love Amy's photography and she's also one of the nicest bloggers out there! I was inspired by this post too and tried some shots with my Christmas tree lights after seeing that post.
ReplyDeleteThey are wonderful photographs, xv.
ReplyDeleteSo dreamy and beautiful! I love the first one the most.
ReplyDeleteI love these. Hope you had a nice break. :)
ReplyDeleteHow serendipitous, i've been recently captivated by this sort of light abstraction too... I'm definitely going to check out the link - thanks!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully ethereal.
ReplyDeleteMost definitely yes (the answer to your question).
ReplyDeletei especially like the last one.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see NY during this time too!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty. Thanks for the link. Off to check out more :)
ReplyDeletelovely!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE Amy's work. Thank you for posting these:)
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