It’s time to say goodbye to Cincinnati for a bit. Have no fear though, I will return and it will be soon. As many of you know, I live in the country about thirty minutes north of the city. I visit Cincinnati often and look forward to capturing more shots there soon. For now, enjoy these parting shots of Ohio’s Queen City.
Let’s pray.
Coffee and donut space.
Building bling.
Color!
Eyes upon me.
Music Hall profile.
Closeup.
Beautiful curves.
Pointing to the heavens.
My dream photography studio.
City bird.
sethsnap 
What camera do u use?
Nikon D3100. I would like to get the new Nikon D5200 but I don’t have the $$.
I just bought my first camera in years. A Fuji x1. I hope it’s alright. I added more photos to my article. I need a good camera to take them all again.
I don’t know it but I am sure it’s fine. 🙂
Do you live vintage buildings too? I want to photos inside old buildings don’t you?
Yes. I live in a newer house so no vintage. 😦
It’s been a nice trip… thanks for taking us on a visit! Enjoyed all the photos!
Well since I only live 30 minutes north of the city and it is the biggest city near me, I am sure you’ll see a lot more. 🙂 But I reckon the next photos will probably be nature. I’ve got to get out and take some before the possible odd snow storm we may get here this weekend.
Very rich building..detailed and artistic..little bird had its view of each element 🙂
Thank you Kalabalu.
🙂
A city with architecture ..now I know! Thanks for the lovely shots
Thanks mj! 🙂
From one detail lover to another….
🙂
Lovely architecture..
They have some good ones there.
Very nice, I love your captions, they make me smile. Nice bird too 🙂
Thank you. 🙂
Hi Seth, great photos, I love shots of little architectural details. And Cincinnati looks pretty cool!
Thanks and it’s an interesting city.
Fantastic photos, as usual.
I have nominated you for a Very Inspiring Blogger Award. Refer back to my blog for the rules. =)
Thanks scorpionglow.
You’re welcome. =)
Sensational trip of photography Seth! Thank you 🙂
Thx! glad you came along.
Such gorgeous points of architecture! Love the music city hall!
It’s a beautiful old building. Lots of history there. They do haunted tours. I might have to try that sometime.
Beautiful photos! I’ve visited in the past but not with a camera. Your images inspire me to return one day to see that city in a different way. Thanks!
Yes come back. 🙂
I like building bling!
That’s Todd’s favorite too. 🙂 Thanks Gallivanta.
LOVE the different way you see things, like “eyes upon me,” — who would have thunk it? Thanks!!!
Thanks Lenore. I could just see people watching me from those big old windows.
An Award for you, Mr. Photographer:
http://proportionsinlife.wordpress.com/2013/03/22/ive-been-recognized/
Thx, that’s very kind.
Building bling made me laugh. I just imagined the building being all like ‘check out my architecture bizzatch, yeah y’like that? Hand carved 70 years ago. Yeah thassright.’ haha
Ha, exactly. 🙂 Thanks.
The music hall looks amazing! Would love to go there!
Yeah, it’s a beautiful building. It has a lot of history and is haunted. Come visit and we’ll take the haunted tour.
ciao! your eye sees.
thebestdressup
Thx thedrestdressup.
Seth,
I love your architectural photos. You have a great eye.
Cathy
Thanks Cathy.
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Your leaving Cincy? I will miss your great art and digital shots from Cincy Seth!
No, I live about 20 mins north. I am not going anywhere. I am going to probably switch back to a few nature shots. Although, my niece is playing in Indy this weekend in a VB tourny. So, I am heading there on Sat. I am sure I’ll have some shots to share.
Looking forward to your digital shots from Indy Seth. I hope you get to see the racetrack! http://www.segmation.wordpress.com
No racetrack. Just a bunch of girl volleyball(Niece up from Alabama playing in a tournament) and a bit of downtown.
Have fun with your family!
Wonderful 🙂
Thanks Sandra.
Hi Seth, I’m putting you up for a “Very Inspiring Blogger Award”
http://beyondprague.wordpress.com/2013/03/22/beyond-prague-at-three-months-old-an-award-to-show-for-it/
Your photographic style gives me all sorts of ideas for expanding my own photography and the “Your Story” segments are simply a lot of fun. Keep it up. 🙂
Thanks so much. That is super kind of you.
Your pictures highlighting the variety of architectural styles used there are really great! You always give me a couple of good ideas. Now, the trick is for me to just remember them until a time when I have my camera. 😀
Ha. I think that applies to most folks.
Gorgeous shots.
Thanks so much. 🙂 Glad you like my shots.
Awesome pictures Seth! Need to get me to Cincy.
Yes come visit Erik.
The old buildings are so interesting…you just have to look and enjoy. Thanks for showing me a city I’ve not been to.
Come visit Karen! 🙂
wonderful architecture in Cincinnati!!! I love that kind of decorative trim work…I’m a huge fan of trim both inside and out!
Thanks Heather. 🙂
I grew up in the country and am now living in a city and miss the beauty of open land, so although I love the architecture shots I’m excited to see some rural ones.
Thanks. Well actually the next ones will deal with Indianapolis. 🙂
Hey man, I nominated you for a bloggin’ award! Details can be found on my original post http://dylanjonesblog.wordpress.com/2013/03/22/da-sunshine-blog-award/ 🙂
That’s awesome. Thanks.
The photos are nice Seth. I really like the music hall one the best.
Thanks Barbara.
I’m waiting for more of Music Hall. Some of the greatest concerts I’ve ever experienced were there, and its interior can be breathtaking.
Your explorations of Cincinnati are very much appreciated and stir many memories for this Dayton native.
yes it’s a beautiful place. 🙂
Hello there. I’ve nominated you for a Versatile Blogger Award. You can read more about it on my blog here: http://haleydhiggins.wordpress.com/2013/03/24/awards-for-versatility-in-blogging-time-to-pass-the-baton/ Thank you for sharing your creativity with me and following along with my journey.
With love,
Haley
Thanks Haley.
Love your photos!
Thanks so much. Glad you love my pics. 🙂
Love the photos! I’m from there and lived not too far from Music Hall for a while.
Nice. So I bet you got to hear a lot of good music then. 🙂