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The traditional JOY window pattern of the Misson Valley Hotel Hilton in San Diego, CA.

The traditional JOY window pattern of the Misson Valley Hotel Hilton in San Diego, CA.

A view of the the Hilton hotel during the holiday season. Every year the hotel illuminates their room windows in a pattern that spells the word JOY. This photograph dated December 21, 2006 was taken by Jim Epler during the Christmas Season in San Diego, CA on the 9th floor of the Double Tree Hotel in Mission Valley. It is cataloged under the terms travel, holiday, cities, architecture, seasonal scenes and signs & symbols in this photography database.

The image was exposed on 35mm Kodak Tri-X 400 black & white film stock using a Pentax Honeywell Spotmatic II camera with a Asahi Pentax 135mm f/3.5 lens stopped to f/5.6 and exposed at a speed of 1/2 second.

Photographer Comments: I think this is a great tradition and look forward to it every holiday season. I've wanted to photograph this display for a few years but could never find a decent vantage point until this past Christmas, when my wife suggested we try the hazard center shopping complex. She made a good choice!

Additionally, search phrases or terms that people actively seeking pictures on the Internet related to this particular topic might include the words San Diego, Mission Valley, pattern, holiday, windows, Christmas, JOY, hotel circle, rooms, California, front, lights, Hilton and building, so they are included on this details page as a way to improve the photograph's profile in searches and Web queries.

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