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A tall Christmas tree has lighted up for five days now in GP Museum since Old Fashioned Christmas event. Hopefully it will remain lighted past New Year’s Day, because last Christmas it only lasted for a few days. 
December 14, 2011: Xmas Ball of Light by Grande Prairie Museum of Heritage Village Exif DataCamera: Canon 60D and EF-S 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 IS Lens These are not your average balls. They’re soft and glistering. Come in different shapes and sizes. Fun to look at and even more pleasurable to play with after all that heart-racing maneuver is completed in one single shot. Better than Graduation Ball, President Ball, Wedding Ball, or any other kinds of balls you name it. No formal attire or strict etiquette to follow. Experience will be a bonus. It stimulates your creativity and unleashes your thoughts of inner mind. Over the course, you may develop your own intimate styles. Best of all, no one can clearly identify you in the act because everything’s done in the dark with long lasting effect. 1. Christmas Ball of Light at GPRC
December 24, 2011: A ball of light appeared on Grande Prairie Regional College on Christmas Eve!!! 2. Xmas Ball of Light at GP Museum of Heritage Village
December 11, 2011: I knew there would be a full moon over Grande Prairie Museum this morning, because last night there was a total lunar eclipse. Perfect moonlight for illuminating the clouds. Happy New Year 2012 :D Exif DataCamera: Canon 60D and EF-S 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 IS Lens I went to the hill on the west side of Grande Prairie City along Highway 43 for some sunrise winter pictures. I was still able to produce a ball of light even though it was pretty bright at dawn. The effect would be more impressive if the sky was darker. 
December 11, 2011: A red ball of light by Highway 43 as the dawn broke through the cloudy sky over the city of Grande Prairie in an early winter morning. The sky was getting brighter and brighter, making the ball of light difficult to see. Exif DataCamera: Canon 60D and EF-S 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 IS Lens |
I use the following for most of my photography. Canon 60D with 18-200mm IS lens 
Hoya 72mm filters for Canon 60D 
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