Lanterns hang from tree branches, refracting light in shades.
An outdoor nighttime view looking up at tree branches with two lit lanterns hanging in them. The first lantern is in the middle, just left of center. It has a cylindrical shape with a cap. This lantern is lit very brightly. This lantern is so bright white that it causes the light to refract in a beam toward the top left and bottom right. It has little circles of light under the cap and out the sides. The second lantern is below and to the right of the first. This lantern is a carriage house style. It is rectangular and has a base for a table-top, yet it is hanging from a tree branch. It has a string of amber lights in the bottom of it that causes the light to bend, refract, and reflect through its glass. More than one tree is providing branches to fill the frame, and they are interlaced. The branches have about half their leaves. A spotlight is shining straight up from the bottom right corner. This spotlight is illuminating all the underside of the branches and leaves. This illumination appears as an indigo color.