New England Cemetary B&W
troglodite
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Some shots of what caught my eye.
Hope you enjoy 'em!
A couple.
Some sort of 100 year old emblem or monogram or design...
Another marker.
A statue at the entrance.
More of the same.
may have to take this with a reflector or something, the flash version came out awful - though I still like this one.
One more of the entrance statue.
Hope you enjoy 'em!
A couple.
Some sort of 100 year old emblem or monogram or design...
Another marker.
A statue at the entrance.
More of the same.
may have to take this with a reflector or something, the flash version came out awful - though I still like this one.
One more of the entrance statue.
is now gone. i have no time for cliques and fan clubs.
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As much as it sounds bizzar to some people, Graveyards can be great places to take photos, especially B&W and IR Shots.
You can see those statues are old in your first few shots, compared to the statues at the end of your Series.
Nice and sharp too
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That predates most of the Markers I've seen over here! I'd love to go for a few months to Europe just to explore the nooks and crannies of those old towns and villages, if they still exist =]