99 responses to “Wreaths and Bows of Lebanon”

1. Ah so awesome. I love Christmas! I’m writing this during a commercial break from watching a Christmas movie on abc family. Lol. Awesome pictures. I would be so happy to walk down those streets. 😀

   • Thanks. Which movie?

2. Where is the snow?

   • None… 😦 Not yet.

3. The town looks really charming.

   • It’s a nice town Leslie. You should visit.

     • I hope to get back that way before too long.

4. Great to see the ol’ hometown all spiffed up for the season. Thanks.

   • Brad, it’s always spiffed up. 🙂

5. Reblogged this on nccmrm97.

6. Just lovely!

   • THanks. 🙂

7. I just love the way you’ve done these…that is so cool… I really need to learn how to do that trick cuz your pictures are always great! 😀

   • Than you Keli.

8. These pictures look surreal!

   • Thanks vyvacious.

9. beautiful!

   • Thanks!!

10. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Glad I found yours…absolutely love it and have decided to follow…cheers…

    • Thanks flying bubbles. 🙂

11. Very beautifully done, as always, Seth! We have snow here … And cold. 😉

    • Thanks… send us some of the snow. Just put in on the grass and houses and not on the roads. 🙂

12. I love the signs of the Holidays everywhere~nice photographs…thanks so much for the “like” too.

    • Thanks Joni.

13. As usual amazing pictures, Seth. I love the 2nd last pic..the little berries against the bow. beautiful.

    • Thanks so much. I love the berry trees too.

14. Amazing pictures!

    • Thanks! Glad you enjoy them.

15. Simply beautiful Seth!

    • Thanks Johnny.

16. What gorgeous pics! I think any one of these could be the cover of a Christmas card!

    • Thanks. Maybe I’ll make some cards with these. 🙂

17. I’ve been to Lebanon quite often but never this time of year. Your pictures make it even more beautiful.

    • Thanks Doug. It’s nice at night this time of year too.

18. So quiet..no souls seen anywhere, just a silence for wreathes, that got color strikingly the focus in a modest back drop.

    • Thanks kalabalu.

      • 🙂

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19. You have a really nice town! I love Christmas. The sights don’t impress me all that much, but the smells sure do!! Real wreaths and trees and cooking and paper. ummmm! Your pictures are stunning as always!

    • 🙂 The smells are good too. Thanks.

20. did you use a special filter to make the red pop like that? love it!

    • Thanks. It depends on which picture you are talking about. Generally, I don’t use much color enhancement on red because it looks too saturated. Some of these I’ve added some hues.

21. Your work is fabulous and you really do live in a pretty town!

    • Thanks. Glad you like the photos. 🙂 🙂

22. beautiful and awesome~

    • Thanks so much. 🙂

23. Beautiful as always!

    • Thanks Jorge.

24. Particularly love these photos! Thanks for sharing!

    • Thanks. :P)

25. Gorgeouse photos. Like the first one a lot.

    • Thanks faures.

26. Christmas atmosphere is in air!

    • Thanks Alex, I want to see pics of your place. 🙂

      • Okay, I’ll post them soon special for You!

      • Great! Can’t wait.

27. Beautiful Christmas pictures!

    • Thanks Ali.

28. Love the 9th pic! (and all of them) 🙂

    • Thanks. 🙂 That is one of my favorites.

29. Very festive looking! Happy Holidays!

    • Happy Noel to you too. 🙂

30. Downtown Lebanon looks lovely…you’ve captured the spirit of Christmas perfectly! You are welcome to our snow!
    Cheers

    • Heather, thanks. Just a bit of the snow and not on the roads. 🙂

31. I’ve always wanted to see the famous Cedar trees of Lebanon, is there a grove of them left anywhere, do you know, have you seen them? I wonder if they’ll be Lebanon Cedars in Heaven? I hope so.

    • Not any famous cedar tress in this Lebanon, in Ohio.. maybe over in the Middle East. I assume that’s what Bible was referring to. 😉

32. Beautiful as always!!! I love wreaths on cars to!!

    • Jasmine, I am not sure what I think about them on cars. Lately though, I’ve seem a lot of Rudolph cars.

33. I love how you single out the red in the black and white photos, adds a lovely focus to the pictures. You have a great skill in photography. 🙂

    • Thanks e989. 🙂

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35. Very festive! Thanks for helping everyone get into the holiday mood!

    • Welcome and Thanks Les. Now, I just need to get in the mood..

36. I could seriously hear Christmas songs playing in my head while I looked at your pictures 🙂 So pretty! I love your photography – there is such a kindness that comes through. Thanks for sharing it, I look forward to your posts every day. Happy holidays to you and your family.

    • Thanks! Your words are very kind and make me happy. 🙂

37. Happy Holidays, sethsnap! Wonderful pictures, as usual.

    • Thanks jaelwriting.

38. Some amazing pictures. The ones that you did in black and white but left a bit of red. Wow. Your pictures really capture the warmth and essence of Christmas. Thank you.

    • Glad you like them Maggie.

39. I didn’t know there was a town called Lebanon in Ohio. Charming shots!

    • Yes there is. 🙂 Now your life is complete. 😉

40. The 12th photo down is beautiful!

    • Thanks little bird little bee. 🙂

41. Beautiful Seth 🙂

    • Thanks Judy!

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44. I like your use of spot colour.

    • Thanks themofman.

45. The only thing missing was Wreath Franklin… : P

    Nice work, take a… bough… : )

    • Mark, 🙂 Thanks.

46. Fanastic photos!! love it!

    • I would say Fantastic :S

    • Xavigeis, Thanks so much.

47. Again, you captured some great shots!

    • Mike, thanks so much.

48. Charming 🙂

    • Thanks Leanova.

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