Channukah 5767 (2006) 6th Night -- Albuquerque
Tin channukiah from Mexico. Books in stack are (bottom to top): The Jewish holidays by Michael Strassfeld (1985); Jewish days: a book of Jewish life and culture around the year by Francine Klagsbrun (1996); The Joys of Hebrew by Lewis Glinert (1992); The Schocken Guide to Jewish Books edited by Barry W. Holtz (1992); The Jewish year: celebrating the holidays by Barbara Rush (2001); To life! by Harold Kushner (1993); The Wit & wisdom of the Talmud edited by George J. Lankevich (2002); Wisdom of the Jewish sages interpreted by Rabbi Rami M. Shapiro (1995)

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harryru (66 months ago | reply)
Very nice. You win! ;)
mojosmom (66 months ago | reply)
Gorgeous image! I love the way the tin menorah riffs on the tin of the mirror frame, and the way you've caught the candlelight's reflection. Just beautiful
amandaellis (66 months ago | reply)
Congratulations on winning :) Go claim your prize!
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The Gifted Photographer (66 months ago | reply)
Lovely photograph!
roselover (66 months ago | reply)
a shot filled with the light of the season, lovely
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sgdman12 (55 months ago | reply)
Nice Channukah Menorah
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Song_sing (55 months ago | reply)
Wonderful photo!
♥ Crystal Writer ♥ (55 months ago | reply)
Hello,
I thought you might be interested in some of the beautiful designs we've been making from your photo in our Kaleidoscopes Only group. The weekly challenge with the posted designs can be found at www.flickr.com/groups/kaleonly/discuss/721576 03379246616/
The colors and light you've captured here have made for a great starter picture for various kaleidoscope and tessellation making software. I put the pictures up each Tuesday and wanted something this week that represented Hanukkah, so I searched for a Creative Commons picture that would fit the requirements and your picture won the search. One person said they could've made thousands from it.
Thank you for such a wonderful picture and I hope you like the designs we've created.
~Crystal
Rigib (54 months ago | reply)
Thank you for your beautiful photo. I used it to make this mandala:
