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Colorful bokeh can be seen in the background of these Christmas lights. 1
People gather around a Christmas tree on 5th Avenue in New York City.2
A cheerful evergreen wreath is attached to a street light in Takoma Park.3
A Christmas-themed version of the popular game "Cut the Rope" plays on a 5 foot tall ipad in the window of an Apple store in Bethesda.4
A cutout of Santa Claus hags in the window of an Apple store in Bethesda.5
Life-sized elves liven up a window display in Bethesda.6
A tall building near the Plaza Hotel towers over a light display in New York City.7
By un-focusing these Christmas lights, the bokeh takes the shape of a tree. 8
Many houses switched to LED lights, saving up to 90% on energy cost compared to traditional lights. 9
Over the years, this house has continuously expanded their Christmas lights. 10
Bokeh is out of focus light that can look very colorful with Christmas lights. 11
This house setup a tree of Christmas lights in their lawn. 12
Many houses use a wide range of different Christmas lights. 13
Using long exposures, Christmas lights can be made to look like shining stars. 14
Here is a picture of blue LED lights wrapped around a blooming Higan Cherry tree. 15
In long exposures, LED lights seem emit more light flare than traditional Christmas lights. 16
State trees circle around a much larger Christmas tree near the White House during the holidays. 17
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Happy Holidays!
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Colorful bokeh can be seen in the background of these Christmas lights.
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Emma, Isabel and Tolu, nice work!