Shot with Canon EF 50mm f/1.4.

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The icy weather came early this year, and I cannot resist drippy ice on pine branches.

Shot with Lensbaby Velvet 28mm.

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This one is from Longwood Gardens... I love the way these tree lights reflect on the water as the sun is setting.

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This is another shot from Longwood Gardens. I just love the old metal windows and the nostalgic feel they add to the florals.

Double exposure shot with Lensbaby Double Glass II.

Double exposure shot with the Lensbaby Double Glass II.

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Another shot with the windows... and some poinsettias. I find poinsettias to be one of the hardest flowers to shoot, so I almost always go for a double.

Double exposure shot with Lensbaby Double Glass II.

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I rarely use the bokeh shapes with the Double Glass II, but I decided to play around with it a bit. That's where the stripes in the bokeh on the right hand side comes from.

Double exposure shot with Lensbaby Double Glass II.

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I took a bit of a walk through Linglestown and wanted to capture the St. Thomas Roasters. Winter can be a tricky time so the double exposure with the winter greens helped things out.

Shot with Lensbaby Double Glass II.

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This one is the clock that is right on the square in Linglestown.

Shot with Lensbaby Double Glass II.

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Same clock, but the other side... I couldn't decide between black and white and the color version, so I did one of each.

Shot with Canon RF 100-400mm f/5.6-8.

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The Rockville bridge has been something that comes up at every art show that I go to. So, I snagged a few photos of it.

Shot with Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L.

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Another shot of the bridge... I liked it with the snowy hillside in the background.

Shot with Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L.

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Shooting through windows is often much like a double exposure... I love how shooting through the old glass gives a bit of a distortion to the reflections and the nostalgic scene.

Double exposure shot with Lensbaby Double Glass II.

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Sometimes the decorations at Longwood can be a bit busy for my taste... But, all of the sparkle of these bejeweled Christmas trees lent itself well to lots of bokeh.

Shot with Lensbaby RF 24-105mm f/4L.

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I am no fan of red velvet cake... It's not so much a flavor, but a vehicle for cream cheese frosting. My husband, however, loves it. So, I made him wait to eat his slice of cake so that I could make some photos.

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I love the ICM effect you get when you zoom in on a Christmas tree during a long exposure. In this case, I added a still version of the tree as a double exposure.

Double exposure shot with Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L.