W/NW At the Cemetery

[maigo]

Nikon F3HP
Zeiss ZF.2 50mm f1.4
Portra 400

Fraser Cemetary, New Westminster BC by Maigo, on Flickr

 

[qqphotos]

John Brown's widow by eric volpe, on Flickr

John Brown's Widow's Grave, Saratoga CA

 

[Kai-san]

Vestre Gravlund, Stavanger Norway. British soldiers fallen during WWII.

 

[wlewisiii]

Been trying to figure out how to present this one. It made me think of Ernest Hemingway’s … famous? Infamous? super short story about the unused shoes.

 

[davidswiss]

It's a little unclear but the stone reads "HEAR LYETH THE BODY OF WILLIAM GOARE OF THES PARESH DESESED APRIL ??? DAY 1660

 

[AveryWagg]

Leica M4, on a Voigtlander 90mm lens using Fuji Superia 400. The camera club hosted a photo shoot over at a local cemetary. It was a rather somber event, but just before we left, these guys flew in. The one walking towards the camera came right over looking for a handout. It lifted everyone's mood..

 

[Kai-san]

Stavanger, Norway
This cemetery is located in a part of town called Paradise.

 

[davidswiss]

Grave outside a ruined church in West Sussex

 

[Benjamin Marks]

I was on a photo walkabout with a visiting friend and we stopped by a local cemetery. What caught my eye was not the front of the gravestones, but the almost abstract patterns of pollution/lichen on the backs of the marble stone. Pentax K-1 and 100/2.8 lens, for the most part. Converted to b&w in Silver FX Pro. In those abstractions, I see willow trees, negative snow storms, the stochastic nature of natural phenomena . . .

 

[Benjamin Marks]

One more for the road . . .