Childhood Dreams
by Judi

Comment:
are those fairies under the tree? They could be more prominent in the picture for my personal taste. Love the idea and the colours

Purple tree
by hajeka

Comment:
a quite familiar scene

e x i s t e n c e s
by Tiberius

Comment:
Ahh, this is in my mind forever when I think of a megalopolis - perfect!
Although it's been a long time, I want to add my congratulations

existences III
by Tiberius

Comment:
this reminds me of Gursky - oh wait - you've won the Gursky challenge with a similar scene. This is blowing me away - again and again and again. Congrats!

The Dancer
by Aliaa

Comment:
What an exotic motif - love the movement and colour. But most of all I like his away-with-the-fairies smile.
Congrats on the HM

Witches Broomsticks Party
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
I was wondering how these brooms came to life... very cool
Congrats on the HM

Tango
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Great Tango pose - who would guess that glasses can do it...
Well deserved ribbon, congrats!

Do Si Do
by Luciemac

Comment:
For me it's a hint of linked arms, which worked well for me -and obviously for other voters too!
Congrats!

Union Station
by PaulFrocchi

Comment:
Congrats!!!!
My ribbon choice, the light and the location is really awesome and they strike a perfect pose! The shadow is an extry treat

3d-christbaum
by primabarbara

Comment:

Originally posted by mariuca: Didn't they originate in Germany? I got from there a few amazing ornaments.

As far as I know, the coloured glass baubles with glitter were invented by glass blowers from Lauscha, Thuringia, a federal state in the middle of Germany.

I own some quite nice ones too. My mother's friend is a glass painting artist and she made some for me with hibernal and Christmassy motifs. It's hard to reckognize - they are on the upper half of the tree. At the bottom there are only plastic baubles, since our cat loves to sit under the tree and to move the ornaments with his paw, so I don't want to risk glass cullet.