Five Golden Rings by Meisiekind
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As promised, here is the 5 Golden Rings display from the song "Partridge in a Pear Tree" at the Kew Botanical Garden light show.
Tomorrow I will upload Day 4 and Day 3 of this sweet song.
Comments (13)
kgb224
Superb capture Carin. God bless.
blinkings
LOL I am singing the song in my head now!
Faemike55
where's the one ring to bind them all?
Wonderful capture
jendellas
Amazing, bet the walk was magical.
durleybeachbum
How very exciting this is!
Jean_C
Really amazing! Excellent capture, Carin!
X-PaX
Beautiful capture Carin.
dochtersions
It's overwhelming, all the pictures on your gallery, dear Carin. They are so very special, and an unprecedented example of good choices, as both the mood as objects; an effort to steal the show every time again. I am so excited every time that atmosphere it evokes. Also this again, it's a great whole, and a pleasing to explore, my friend.
junge1
Beautifully captured Carin!
sharky_
Interesting shot... Aloha
goodoleboy
Great texture and color on those loverly articulated rings ensconced within the blacker than black surface, surrounded by a circle of miniature bonfires. And are those golden leaves on the side? Excellent, especially for a night shot, Carin!
sossy
Wow that looks fantastic! Never seen something like this before, thx for sharing 😃
anahata.c
The sight is beautiful, and I love how this place celebrates that old song. But the photo's the thing, and you captured the high contrast and sense of "fire in the night" beautifully. The rings radiate beautifully in your capture; and the hues---even the dark red berries---are clear and vivid as can be. Love the flames too. Beautiful work.
ps---as I mentioned previously, "5 Golden Rings" referred to the golden ringed pheasant. But we've accepted "rings" for so many generations, it's wholly accepted today. (And a great concept: 5 glowing, gold rings, for Christmas.)