In Memory of Rose
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My rules for photography and art are very simple – I like it, or I don’t…
Thanks for visiting my folio :)
I certainly appreciate your taking time to view what I’ve been up to, and enjoy reading your comments.
Writings (or ramblings)
Another World
The 3rd
The 10th
Weaver
High-Flyer
The In-Between Place
The Haggard Crone
Come, Dark
Chandelier Brain
Eat Me
You’re Strange, Rick
Ever-Queen
Sleeping
The Black, White & Grey
In Memory of Rose belongs to the following groups:
OCAU Photographers and The Urban Environment Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
LisaG
Hauntingly beautiful……I love the soft tones….
Wonderfully seen, and captured……
Rosina Lamberti
lovely work mark
Anne van Alkemade
very nice, Mark. My grandmother’s name was Rose May Hosking. I take it as a bit of a tribute to my lovely old gran.
Sharon Hammond
Lovely selective colouring
Mark German
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Thank you Sharon (and others) – toned down colour saturation, but no selective work :)
mariemadeleyne
you really have magic in your eyes
richie fox
thats real nice
Erin Lyall
This is really beautiful, Mark…
Rhana Griffin
This pulls on the heart strings Mark. Wonderfully evocative of the love that never dies when a loved one passes.
Caroline Gorka
Lovely Mark …was this from Carlton or the other one we went to ??
Mark German
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It was from the second one, Caroline. Glad you like it.
Dare I say – anyone notice the tomb inscription?
Caroline Gorka
I just viewed it ‘large’ – but your watermark is slap bag over it..
I do :))
Brett Foster
Roses for Rose! Cool find. Really like the perspective and positioning Mark.
Taine
Stunning photo man – the contrasts are beautiful; & not only in the colours/tones but the new growth in front of a seemingly timeless stone.
Great art – I love it..
Lam Tran
Fantastic capture and great perspective only SC work my friend, great composition!!!
Anne van Alkemade
I thought the tomb inscription was the point i.e. placement/perspective of the roses etc.
Revisiting this pic, Mark. I’m not really macarbe or morose, but was going to suggest to the last meet that maybe we could go for a walk through Melb cemetery some time (synchronicity??). There are hundreds of stories there just waiting to be read (and sadly, mostly unread I think).
Basia McAuley
Beautiful composition, love the point of view, the dof, tone and processing, well done.
bearpaw
inscription Rose and the rose….beautiful/haunting photo Mark….
~ Butterfly ~
Beautiful … again , such brilliant work Mark :0)