Pumpkin carver Lee Saberson grimaces as he tries not to cut his fingers while fashioning an unused stem into a nose for one of his carvings.
Pumpkin carver Lee Saberson grimaces as he tries not to cut his fingers while fashioning an unused stem into a nose for one of his carvings.
Friends Suzan Davis, left, and Kimberly Klein stop by professional pumpkin carver Lee Saberson’s live demonstration to learn new ideas for their jack-o-lanterns.
Carmel residents Swathi Williams, left, and daughter, Karina Williams, attend Meet Me on Main.
A “melting” pumpkin, carved by Lee Saberson.
From right, professional pumpkin carver Lee Saberson offers a lighting solution to Bailey Bowman and her grandmother, Melissa Eldredge, for illuminating their jack-o-lanterns by using leftover holiday light strings.
Lee Saberson of Carmel brought his unique and whimsical brand of professional pumpkin carving to the Meet Me on Main event held Oct. 12 in the Arts & Design District. (Photos by Ben Stout)
