The Beloved

Artist: reflector
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The Beloved

The head stone of a miner killed in a gas explosion at Dudley in 1888.

The Beloved belongs to the following groups:

***♂♥♥QUORN♥♥♀, All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical, Amazing Graves, AW Welcome Center, Bits and Pieces , Human and Nature, Landscape and Abstract Photography, Landscape Photography, Mixed Media, New South Wales Photography, PixElations - The Art of Photoshop, Safe Haven, Statues and Such, The Graphic Room-Graphic and Digital Art, The Patchwork and The Urban Environment

blamo, about 1 month ago

you allways find interesting images james good to see the grave has lasted well i like your title Too …...............
Jim Caldwell, about 1 month ago

Ornate stone. Must have been a hero, James
reflector in reply to blamo’s comment, about 1 month ago

In today’s youth culture of Vandalism it’s done very well to survive ! I took this the other day in overcast and very difficult conditions. Thanks a lot Tone !
reflector in reply to Jim Caldwell’s comment, about 1 month ago

Thanks Jim !
It’s hard to read the stone with my edit over the top, but I read it before in full resolution. His name was Cyrus, he was married and only lived 30 years.
Daniel Rayfield, about 1 month ago

Brilliant capture, great heritage!
reflector in reply to Daniel Rayfield’s comment, about 1 month ago

Thanks very much Daniel, I appreciate it and thanks for the Fave !
Antanas, about 1 month ago

Beautiful shot
reflector in reply to Antanas’s comment, about 1 month ago

Thanks Antanas !
michael byerley, about 1 month ago

very well done.i love graveyard photos.great job.
Shanina Conway, about 1 month ago

Great shot James…there’s a lot of fuel for photographers in graveyards;)
AlMiller, about 1 month ago

Another great shot from you reflector colors and framing are great!
reflector in reply to michael byerley’s comment, about 1 month ago

Thanks Michael ! At this little graveyard I only photographed two plots and was amazed to get home and see that this one was for a mining Fatality in 1880. Thanks for the Fave !
reflector in reply to Shanina Conway’s comment, about 1 month ago

Just happened to be driving past and thought I’d drop in ! [ But not right in ! ] Thanks Shanina !
reflector in reply to AlMiller’s comment, about 1 month ago

Thanks very much ! I was going to make it purple for the Spiritual connotations, but it wasn’t working.
david campbell, about 1 month ago

fantastic shot
reflector in reply to david campbell’s comment, about 1 month ago

Thanks David ! I thought it looked like the most impressive headstone and when I got home I read the Epitaph – the man died in the mines in 1880.
david campbell, about 1 month ago

love looking at headstones iam a stone mason regards david
reflector in reply to david campbell’s comment, about 1 month ago

This isn’t the first headstone in my Gallery, I did a few edits months ago. Pagley loves reading Headstones. Cheers and thanks for watch listing me !
mekea, about 1 month ago

Wonderful capture! Love the tones! Mekea :)
reflector in reply to mekea’s comment, about 1 month ago

Thank you Mekea ! The natural tones were altered a bit by the treatment.