I like to find different outlets to share my photography. As each year comes to a close, I try to take that opportunity to create a photography book which features a collection of my favorite images from the year. I almost always share one of my pictures from the year through a holiday card. And, I occasionally create a calendar for the upcoming year as well.

This year, my holiday card features one of my favorite photographs (and favorite experiences) of the year. The picture was captured inside of an ice cave in Iceland. The downside was that the ice cave wasn't nearly as isolated as I expected it to be. You can read all about it in one of my earlier blog entries.

At the risk of ruining the surprise for the recipients of my cards, here's the design for this year's card:

Front

Inside

Back

And, here's the original image:

Iceland ice caveIce cave at the Vatnajokull Glacier, the largest glacier in Europe, near Jokulsarlon, Iceland on February 21, 2018 I am sometimes asked why the card reads "Happy Holidays" rather than Merry Christmas. The reason is that I send these cards to a number of people--not all of whom are Christians. The card expresses my wish that everyone (regardless of their religious beliefs) enjoys the holiday season and has a happy New Year.

I use Vistaprint to produce these cards.