Headstone
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— This imagery was made possible and shot under FILMING APPROVAL thanks to FAWKNER MEMORIAL PARK & PRODUCER & ART DIRECTOR: ALATEIA for organising this opportunity for the SHOOTERS GALLERY — This image is currently being featured in a Melbourne Restaurant … Chez Olivier in Prahran … as part of an exhibition for the Shooters Gallery! — The effect is made with flashlights being waved onto the statue by bystanders. - / Also from this shoot / click images to view / / - / Other shots of Christian Iconography / click images to view / — N.B. The feature logo was prepared by myself but inspired by a design originally done by Natalie Perkins —
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How does a child view death? What sense can they make of a stone with dates and names and sons and daughters who they never knew? Stones are stories and stories are lives.
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Pecan Grove Cemetery / Mckinney, Texas / March 2007 /
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Just a lovely headstone really.
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This sculpture was wonderful. I could not get enough of the expression on her face. She is such a kindly little lady smiling out of the tall weeds and grass in the Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Alive
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Peace
by rizingstarHeadstone at Throckrington Church Northumberland
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The Origin
by chemis -
Listening, perhaps, to too much Nick Cave and the Birthday Party?... (you really do need to clickerise the ‘view larger’ here)
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Whalers Cemetary, Sag Harbor, NY
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Time
by Tim DeVoreOne of the first to be buried at the very actively haunted Niccum Cemetery in Illinois. / This stone has been re-etched for preservation. Taken during an investigation.
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“How much of human life is lost in waiting.” / ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson Happened across this old tombstone in a mostly hidden, overgrown cemetery. The red vine growing over it looked like a lover’s embrace.
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Taken at Ballan cemetry in Victoria, Australia
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Taken at Ballan Cemetry in Victoria, Australia
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Tombstones in a military cemetery with a row of trees and a cloudy sky.
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A FORGOTTEN GRAVEYARD FOLDED IN EARLY MORNING MIST WITH HEADSTONES DRAPED IN DEW SOAKED COBWEBS. SPOOKY!
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A DOUBLE HEADSTONE IN AN ANCIENT DISUSED GRAVEYARD LOOKING UP WITH A BROODING STORMY SKY ABOVE.
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St. John Cemetery in Louisiana
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