TechRepublic's camera phone challenge: Holiday lights

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TechRepublic’s camera phone challenge: Holiday lights

By Sonja Thompson January 3, 2011, 2:09 AM PST

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TechRepublic’s camera phone challenge: Holiday lights

Denver Civic Center

The second place photo was taken by TR member kevinmeis with an Apple 3GS iPhone of the Denver Civic Center.

Holiday lights in Singapore

Rockefeller Plaza lights

Christmas decoration

More holiday lights in Singapore

This photo was taken by TR member huiboonlim with an HTC Desire of holiday lights in Singapore.

Yard light shot towards house

This photo was taken by TR member kevinmeis with an Apple 3GS iPhone. His yard light consists of a white globe with a “bulb” inside that he made from a multicolored string of LED lights. In the background, you can see the lights through his living room window.

Manger scene with blue LED string

This photo was taken by TR member kevinmeis with an Apple 3GS iPhone of a manger scene at his home, lit by blue LED string.

Manger close up

This photo was taken by TR member kevinmeis with an Apple 3GS iPhone. Here’s a close up of a manger scene, lit by blue LED string.

"Hula Mouse" scene

This photo was taken by TR member kevinmeis with an Apple 3GS iPhone of his living room “Hula Mouse” scene.

Westminster City Building

This photo was taken by TR member kevinmeis with an Apple 3GS iPhone of deer and lights at the Westminster City Building.

Oxford Street, London

This photo was taken by TR member mike with an Apple iPhone 4 of Oxford Street, London, at night.

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