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PEACE     posted on 27th of december, 2007

All across the world in many countries the time between Christmas and the first week of the New Year is traditionally a time of celebration and reflection. It’s a time of hope, family and travel. I’m taking the week off for the same reasons. I have a blog ready in the continuation of the Top Travel Spots subject that will post next week. For now though, I have decided to pick a series of images that illustrate a peaceful winter scene as the message Peace on Earth and Goodwill to All is on many minds as we look forward to a new year in which we hope for less war, violence and death.

 

 

The concept ‘peaceful’ takes me back to my childhood in Colorado walking in the snow just after a big storm has cleared. I remember the silence, the beauty of the snow on the trees and the mountains, pure white against a deep blue sky.

 

Wherever you are this week between Christmas and the New Year week. I hope you will have some time to reflect on the past year and plan ahead for next year’s photos. Wishes for a peaceful and Happy New Year!

(If you are going to photograph the New Year's Eve fireworks as part of your celebration, check this

 


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[imgl]http://www.dreamstime.com/modify.php?imageid=3942637&from=pending[/imgl]Thanks for your article at the beginning of 2008. Yes, we should plan ahead for new year's photos. - posted by Black-white on January 03, 2008
Thank you very much for your words, Ellen. You are absolutely right. I always give myself time to do the same, too. I wish you too the very best 2008, plenty of success and health. Rui - posted by Rolmat on December 30, 2007
Happy New Year Ellen!! We love you!!! - posted by Loveliestdreams on December 30, 2007

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Ellen Boughn (Boughn)
Bainbridge Island, US

I am Dreamstime's Director of Content and Business Development. A long time stock industry professional, I have held executive positions at Corbis and Getty (Stone) as well as at several other large US agencies. Although I was given my first camera when I was six years old by my father, I gave up taking pictures when I became a photo editor. A lifetime of looking at the best work from some of the world's best photographers, made me realize my skills were in editing images, not taking them. My areas of expertise are content and business development.


 
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