Snowy Graveyard Shift

[Rob_W]

Had a wander round St Annes Church in Turton not far from us yesterday morning.

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[Tiny]

#1 is the best, the others seems to leave to much out.

 

[Bambi]

I love number 1! it's a great angle for the shot. I also love pictures of gravestones so enjoyed all of them.

thanks for sharing! :thumbup:

 

[Chiller]

Gotta dig graveyards. Number one is my fave, but you still got some nice clean images of the other stones in there. #5 is my second fave of the lot.
Nicely done

Man, I have not been to a graveyard for so long. Must make it a new years revolution. :meh:

 

[Casshew]

Graveyards are awesome!

 

[Rob_W]

Cheers for all the comments

 

[Arun Gaur]

Very Nice Work. Similar motifs are there in Indian colonial graveyards.
Arun Gaur
http://tripolia-indianlandscapeimages.com

 

[matfoster]

a great leading picture of the churchyard Rob, excellent.
Arun, your photo gallery on the subject 'speaks volumes'
Colonial British Graves of Kasauli / Himachal Pradesh / Tripolia-Exploring India-Arun Gaur?s Indian Landscape Images
..and a thought-provoking text also.

 

[ArtphotoasiA]

Interesting Job

I was thinking to do something like that but without snow.

 

[cnutco]

Great idea... Nice shots of the stones.

 

[wescobts]

:thumbup: for #1

 

[aprillove20]

Great series of photos. I like the composition.

 

[stone_family3]

I must agree with the others. I love #1. Have you tried turning them B&W or sepia? I think those could add an eerie sort of feeling.

 

[Warren Peace]

I really like this series. You got some nice sharpness on the snow as well as some great tones in the gravestones.

 

[Desertbird]

Neat, the old headstone graveyards around here people aren't allowed to take pictures in