While my threads usually focus on only one kind of tree, tonight I come to you focusing on two types: The black (see mine here) and the silver trees. While very different in looks they are alike in the manner that they are hard to photograph. Which in itself makes pictures of them hard to find. And that's pretty much where the similarities end. I'll go against the custom of giving out the bad first and will start with the black trees:
I love this tree. I'm pretty sure this is the only 5'plus black Christmas tree I've seen set up and decorated in some one's house. I think it's the perfect size and I like the long ornaments. Unfortunately when looking at black Christmas trees, one has to imagine what it's like in person. They tend to lose their shine and contrast when photographed.
Photo: Brilliantology from flickr.com
A dark mystery...
I would have to call this one...
..."Sie Black Royal"! Take a look at that crown. I don't know why but putting "Sie" in front of anything makes it sound more noble.
Ja, Ja!
Photo: crafty_dame from flickr.com
Sorry, this Christmas tree with only lights attached (I guess they figured the horrid silver added enough pizazz) ain't going to work. Even if it did grow out of an angel's butt.
Photo: Tony Dornacher from flickr.com
A bit too...
...spidery for my liking. The more I look at it the more I wonder why that bunny is hanging there?
Photo: timino from flickr.com
I've never seen a tree like this before.
The way the branches round and flatten out at the end isn't the most attractive. I'm not too sure the tree would look good in any color but I'm just going to go ahead and blame it on the silver :-)
Photo: Elton from flickr.com
Remember People. Just say no to silver Christmas trees.
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