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Saturday, 24 December 2011

Tree interpretations.

 

Over the past few months that are encompassed within the realm of “Christmas,”  I have noticed and interesting trend in the old Christmas Tree.

 

Today, being Christmas eve, I thought I would share the ones that I was most impressed with.

 

 

The first is probably the one that is most aesthetically pleasing.  I say aesthetically, as it irks me somewhat that it is just a huge advertisement for a product which I don’t really like all that much which comes every year.  So I must admit though, despit my ‘moral’ objections to the consumerism link, the overall effect was pretty impressive.

 

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It was hung from the roof and must have taken a while to set up.  Even the star is made the same way.  Underneath is a cafe and if you so desired you could sit underneath the tree and enjoy a cuppa.  The cafe makes nice coffee there, but it has a tendency to take a while.  Obviously it is an ad fro Ferrororororor Rocher.

 

 

The same day, I found this in the supermarket.

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Lots of advertising dollars spent on Christmas I see.

 

 

Next up, the most moral-ing pleasing and interesting for looking at.  I quite liked the inventiveness of this tree. It was in the city.

 

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Somewhat cleverly made of old bikes.  It had lights in various forms, and some decorations, which advertised Coles, but it wasn’t that noticeable….

 

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So there we go.  One for scale and grandness, the other for inventiveness.

 

Hope you are having a nice relaxing Christmas Eve.  I am!

 

Merry Christmas!

1 comment:

  1. I think I jinxed myself by stating I was having a good Christmas eve. Emergency call from work in the evening and off I went. I was previously happy in that this was the first Christmas Eve that I have not had to work on and been in the country for. Oh well...

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