Jim Dockery
Well-Known Member
After seeing Douglas's Christmas card in the Landscape forum I didn't want to hijack his thread so thought I'd start this as a place to share our Christmas/holiday cards that we made from our photos.
For years I used winter landscapes, but then realized the cards I liked getting the most were those that showed my friends and family, esp. people I don't see often, so that has been our trend lately. This year I changed it up, using multiple shots for the first time, because I had to show two important people in my life that I lost.
Here is the whole card, followed by the individual pictures I used.
My wife Debbie and I with the Wenatchee river behind.
Debbie and her 99+ yr old dad Charles who lived with us for the last 6 months of his life. He was a wonderful old gentleman.
Debbie, myself, and my step-brother Brian who died of cancer in June. We took him on a short road trip to visit the Palouse because he had fond memories of it from his childhood when his dad was in grad school at WA State University in Pullman.
For years I used winter landscapes, but then realized the cards I liked getting the most were those that showed my friends and family, esp. people I don't see often, so that has been our trend lately. This year I changed it up, using multiple shots for the first time, because I had to show two important people in my life that I lost.
Here is the whole card, followed by the individual pictures I used.
My wife Debbie and I with the Wenatchee river behind.
Debbie and her 99+ yr old dad Charles who lived with us for the last 6 months of his life. He was a wonderful old gentleman.
Debbie, myself, and my step-brother Brian who died of cancer in June. We took him on a short road trip to visit the Palouse because he had fond memories of it from his childhood when his dad was in grad school at WA State University in Pullman.
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