For many the 25th of December is known as Christmas Day but this is not celebrated in all countries or by all religions. So we thought it would be interesting, as well as educational, for us to see what happens on this date around the world.
The challenge was to take an image which shows a typical day for you on December 25th. Are you partying on the beach, are you at a religious gathering or eating a celebratory meal with family. Maybe it is a perfectly normal day and you are scrubbing the kitchen floor or going to work.
So let us see what our international members were doing on 25 December 2024…….
Kasper Bergholt Denmark
Christmas decorations, flowers & Christmas candle as seen in the afternoon on 25th December.
Kaiyu Lu LRPS China
25 December is a normal day in China, very few people walking in the shopping street in the evening as cold weather.
Palli Gajree Hon FRPS Australia
The door bell caught my eye which was covered with cobwebs. Seems it had been out of action for ages!
Russia
In the English Hall of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, December 25, 2024
Sergey Shchekotov-Alexandrov
Gerard Saitner France
My wife and I had for Christmas dinner a spider crab.
When looking at it I thought of a mask.
For Christmas I am hosting aJack Russel femaledog named Holy while her owners have flown to spend their holidays on Reunion Island.
Sylvie Domergue Madagascar
Sammy Somekh ARPS Israel
Christmas 2024 coincides this year with the Jewish Hanukkah. Haifa city, Israel, celebrates with lighted Christmas tree, Jewish Hanukkah lamp and Muslim Crecent sign
Ted Richards ARPS Australia
It's after lunch and now the random giftexchange known as "Kris Kringle". Everyone receives something, but what is it?
Angela Albi
Italy
After lunch, my grandmother reads the cards with optimism, making my family members feel hopeful for the year ahead.
Mike Mills Norway
After 55 years living in Norway, flaming the Christmas Pudding together with the family, remains the highlight of Christmas Day.
Carol Olerud FRPS Netherlands
We always receive an awfully difficult puzzle. It takes days to do, we get obsessed. It’s love and hate!
Katherine Maguire
Netherlands
My balcony at Christmas.
Here is how I have decorated my balcony this Christmas, to give that festive feeling to those walking by and of course to me.
Our Christmas celebrations had been the night before. In spite of the dreary weather, I decided to take a walk in the dunes (Kennemerduinen) with my camera.
Madeleine Lenaugh Netherlands