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Novodevichy Cemetery is the most famous cemetery in Moscow. It lies next to the southern wall of the 16th-century Novodevichy Convent, which is the city's third most popular tourist site.
This Celtic Cross is one of the more unusual memorials in the Dean Cemetery - it's to Lieutenant John Irving, late of HMS Terror, lost in the infamous, doomed Franklin Expedition to find the fabled Northwest Passage.
US Arctic explorers found his preserved remains in the ice, and in a touching mark of respect, one explorer to another they had the body returned to Scotland, where this memorial was raised - the base of the cross has a relief sculpture of the ships of the expedition, trapped in the ice. The things you can find just walking a Victorian cemetery in this city...
Loch Ard Gorge Cemetery. The cemetery contains the graves of some of those killed in the ship wreck of the "Loch Ard" in June 1878. The ship, which was bound for Melbourne via Liverpool, struck rocks near the opening of a gorge, and only two out of 52 people on board survived the wreck. Only 4 bodies were recovered and they were buried here with cross spars from the wreckage used as markers until later replaced with headstones.
Two images (1 sky and 1 foreground) blended in ON1 and cleaned up with Topaz DeNoise AI.
Sony A7Rm2 with Zeiss Batis 18mm lens.
In the Ore Mountains near Zinnwald on the Czech side, is located in Dubí the Church of the Assumption (Kostel Nanebevzetí Panny Marie). The cemetery at the church is not as neat and tidy as we know it from Germany. That's why I like to photograph there occasionally.
Terlingua Cemetery in Terlingua, Texas. Founded in 1902 there are a lot of older graves. However, the cemetery is still active and maintained.
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Greenock Cemetery on a very foggy morning.
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Watts Cemetery Chapel is a Grade I listed building in Compton, near Guildford in Surrey.
Designed by the artist and designer Mary Watts, the chapel was opened in 1898.
The building of the chapel was a community effort with over 70 local people helping with the construction and decoration.
A peaceful walk around Wickham Rd Cemetery in Fareham this morning. The lawns are so dry and scorched due to all the sun and no rain
Created for Textures for Layers Challenge #77: Peace Fountain
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Textures with thanks to Les Brumes ~ ( 1 ) & ( 2 )
Background & Model ~ Marcus Ranum
I was dumping old photos and found this one, the strangest cemetery I've ever seen. All but a couple of graves are from the late 19th and very early 20th centuries, but almost all have stuffed animals on them as can be seen in the one in the near center. This is one of my very favorite remote places... [If anyone knows the story of the stuffed animals, I sure would love to hear it !!!]
image taken at Marlpool Heanor cemetery , Derbyshire..
Attractive cemetery with an avenue of lime trees planted in Victorian times.
Pleasant small chapel available for services.
Opened as a cemetery in 1858.
Had a little dirt (or did I?) on my lens that was enhanced when converting to black and white infrared and had to go with it. My nod to the otherworldly. Colonial Park Cemetery, Savannah, Georgia.
Rockford National Cemetery
Kodak Ektar 100
Rock Island, Illinois
Sept 2017
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An old cemetery I've photographed a few times. Its rather hidden actually.
Lubitel 166+. Fujifilm Neopan Acros II 100 35mm B&W film.
Cross in the cemetery
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April 5 2021 a sunny and very cold morning in Hull General Cemetery Kingston Upon Hull. The cemetery is looking much better and safer to be in after all the work by the volunteers. Thank you to you all and this place has so much history uncovered by the volunteers daily. In monochrome with iPhone SE!
William Edgcumbe Rendle, a wealthy former nurseryman, glasshouse designer and manure merchant from Plymouth.
His daughter Florence married Sir Augustus Harris, known as 'Druriolanus'.
The Cemetery of the Old Château has many impressive graves from the past. Menton has long been known for its healthy climate. A century ago the upper class went to the tuberculosis sanatorium here, but not everyone survived. At least they got themselves an impressive final resting place. Menton, France-