Cemetary Thread

[h.r.ford]

Ok I saw it on another thread and since I love taking cemetary pics also I thought I'd start one. So everyone put in your fav pic taken at a cemetary!

I'll start...

 

[jewel]

I don't have a 'favourite' but here is a couple from the other weekend. Although a bit 'soft' I like em!

cheers,


Jewel

 

[neonpollen]

An 8th Century Celtic Cross in Eyam church yard

 

[rob_lin]

Here's mine taken at Roslin Chapel

 

[busterboy]

 

[kamion]

hehe. I'll recycle this post then.

City of the Dead:

 

[Boon]

love the photo tim, is it anyone you know?
@kamion city of the dead is a good title for that picture, looks like a manhatten skyline..

 

[busterboy]

love the photo tim, is it anyone you know?

No mate I don't know these people at all sorry.

Just a good example of DOF I thought..

 

[kissfoto]

I love old cemeteries. They tell a lot....

 

[minimeeze]

Maybe I should make that my next mission... I've never actually taken a shot in a cemetary! Some of these are quite inspiring

 

[Forbiddenbiker]

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[kissfoto]

Taken this morning in Chester.

 

[whitewash]

"**** i left the oven on"

 

[minimeeze]

"**** i left the oven on"

 

[jewel]

wasn't my first thought but, very funny,lol

 

[KenCo]

 

[Jonnyreb]

taken in my parents village - Gladestry. FAR to grainy but i like it

 

[pandabighead]

i know one of them isn't strictly speaking a cemetary pic but what the hey.

really like the last one KenCo

 

[h.r.ford]

Please ignore this post I'm an idiot!

 

[Ally]

 

[Mike]

This was taken a couple years back (with a fuji s7000). in Dalkey, Southern Ireland.

Mike

 

[Witch]

Celtic Crosses in cemetary on the Island of Eriskay

Didn't do anything for me originally - I just downloaded it from the camera as normal, looked at it, thought "hmmm" and moved on to the next. Upon needing a filler shot for a page in our holiday photobook I reworked it in mono and I'm quite keen on it now!

 

[P-E]

My effort.....

 

[RobertP]

I was in Orford Suffolk on Thursday and an old churchyard caught my attention. Thought I'd revive this thread to share some pictures.

Liked the skull and crossbones headstone styles

^ 2 days apart \/

According to my cousin who lives locally the coffin like horizontal stones are the graves of nuns.

Not sure what was going on with the saturation in those as the figures in raw conversion were all pretty similar. Maybe down to sun in/out and the polariser on the lens. Not inclined to go back and tweak any more anyway!