The other side of Mourning

Chiller · May 23, 2005

Saturday was an amazing day. Lots of sun and blue sky, so I went to my favorite place.

John E. · May 23, 2005

Very well composed chiller. I think I prefer to look at sculpture through your photo's than the real thing. Hell of a job.

skiboarder72 · May 23, 2005

great angles, really capture the emotions!

Raymond J Barlow · May 23, 2005

amazing once again!! wonderful, and emotional! very awesome

aprilraven · May 23, 2005

those are great.....!
so your favorite place, would that be a cemetary??? :twisted: by the way, love the new avitar.....very..... er...you?
i agree with cruzin.....i like your way better than the real things... you capture great angles that i would not see, myself.....

and your lighting on the scuplture is very captivating.....great job chiller...! :hail:

mentos_007 · May 23, 2005

very nice pictures! and great "model"

stays still for a long time

and does not yell at you when you operate your camera for too long

photo gal · May 23, 2005

Beautiful!!! You have honored these statues!!! I especially love #2 and #3! Excellent job Chiller!!!

Canoncan · May 23, 2005

Great shots Chiller you are carving out your niche. Well done.

JonMikal · May 23, 2005

you are the king of cemetary shots my friend! excellent work!

craig · May 23, 2005

Definitely a tough deal taking photos of someone else's art. I think you did a good job with these. I get a lot of emotion. I would carry a huge piece of foamcore to open the shadows. Plus it can create a very ethereal glow

Chiller · May 24, 2005

Thank you again for the amazing comments. I appreciate all of them.

Thanks Craig for the foamboard tip....very cool idea.
Wow..JonMikal....the king of cemetery shots ?....thank you for that honor, my friend.