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coloring the sky[/caption]
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sun sisters[/caption]
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happy people attract essences[/caption]
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door to the rainbow[/caption]
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coloring the unseen[/caption]
Too small to be divided, too large to be swallowed, too beautiful to be ignored, too charming to be forgotten... and oh the way the sun kisses my Lebanon...
coloring the sky[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_4442" align="aligncenter" width="774"]
sun sisters[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_4441" align="aligncenter" width="774"]
happy people attract essences[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_4440" align="aligncenter" width="774"]
door to the rainbow[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_4439" align="aligncenter" width="774"]
coloring the unseen[/caption]
Too small to be divided, too large to be swallowed, too beautiful to be ignored, too charming to be forgotten... and oh the way the sun kisses my Lebanon...
35 responses to “The color of my Lebanon”
Wonderful photo´s all over the place.. 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
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Wow Great Job
beautiful, inspirational and creative
Makes me want to visit, beautiful!
Beautiful Pics. One can keep seeing them.
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Beyond the great quality of Mimo’s photographic work, I can personally relate to the words: “my Lebanon”. Been there. A lovely country. Lovely people. Yet besieged by war and violence. Thank you Mimo for your colours.
Pauvre Liban. Si beau. Si… insignifiant dans sa tranquilité et pourtant la proie d’appétits incompréhensibles.
Poor Lebanon. So beautiful. So… insignificant in its tranquility and yet the prey of mysterious appetites.
One is tempted to ask: Why?! Why can’t others let live a small piece of earth in peace? (And it’s no consolation to see Syria now…) Yes, Mimo, I can understand the colours of your Lebanon!
🙂
Take care.
Brian
I love these pictures, colors, sun … beautiful, marvellous…
I absolutely love these photos. When I saw them in the Reader, I thought I must comment. Really beautiful and meaningful.
you really worked very hard . you are unique in your field . i like your images
how you click this picture? where is the area ?
North Lebanon.
So beautiful! I reblogged this post on givemeadaisy.com
Thank you kindly Joycelyn
Reblogged this on give me a daisy and commented:
Absolutely luscious and enchanting photos!
They are very good. I love the creativity and energy in your color of Lebanon. Also the unseen.
lovely, so full of hope and romance
this is my favorite blog post ever! 🙂 barbara
xoxo
Wow. These are just gorgeous, Mimo. And a little bit heart-wrenching too.
Stunning and so creative as always.
so,so….Wonder…full! Thank you so much, dear Lady of kind
that’s how the world should be
Happy 🙂
This is such an impressive series of photos. So much to see and think about with the beauty & happiness that you have created…artistic, natural and processed absolutely perfectly.
These images evoke such feelings of wonder.
I think Lebanon brings out the best in you Mimo, love them all!
really you are are very good clicker . nice work keep going on . may i know which camera you use for your picture.
thank you. I used here a canon 5d mark 3 and an iphone
where are you from ? do you have any certificates of your field?
Beeyootiful photos! Stunning, I would say.
wow this are fantastic pictures……
Wow! Beautiful images 😉
The best photos.