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Holy Cross Cemetery
Colma, CA
These angels are soothing to my grieving heart. I hope you don't grow tired of them...
i'm signing out for some days, my friends.
we grieve... and all we can do is keep breathing now.
love to all and thank you for being there!!!*
Watching the screen / filled with cars and people / awaiting the arrival / of 293 unnecessary dead. // Families, friends, robbed of the loved ones / because of a 'leader' / who handed weapons / to fools.
One of five images created for an exhibition about conflict. This series is about the people we appear to be on the internet, in comparison to who we may really be offline.
Model: Emily Grieve
Clothing: Kaori Matsubara
MUA: Caroline Shuttleworth
Location: aStudio
© Copyright 2010 Kamil Janowski. All right reserved. This photo must not be used under ANY circumstances without written consent of the photographer.
© 2012 Loren Zemlicka
Grieve not that winter masks the yet quick earth,
Nor still that summer walks the hills no more;
That fickle spring has doffed the plaid she wore
To swathe herself in napkins till rebirth.
These buddings, flowerings, are nothing worth;
This ermine cloud stretched firm across the lakes
Will presently be shattered into flakes;
Then, starveling world, be subject to my mirth.
I know that faithful swift mortality
Subscribes to nothing longer than a day;
All beauty signals imminent decay;
And painted wreckage cumbers land and sea.
I laugh to hear a sniveling wise one say,
“Some winnowed self escapes this reckless way.”
- Walter Clyde Curry, "Grieve Not"
Grieves with Ryan Gross and Mouse Powell with Danny T performing at Meow Wolf's music venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
My youngest son and I were riding bikes down to Bill's Camera and I spotted this flower on the concrete on the way there, noting where it was so I could get a picture of it on the way back. On the way home, I purposely stopped my bike in a place that I thought would prevent my son from coming along behind me and running over the flower. He managed to do it anyway.
But he only hit one petal, so no harm done.
"...Against us is raised the bloody flag of tyranny..." (from La Marseillaise)
Last September we strolled down the Promenade des Anglais in Nice on a warm evening, enjoying the lovely curve of the Mediterranean shore. Never could I have imagined the carnage that took place in this very location last night on Bastille Day.
There are now so many such scenes of bloody mayhem: Paris, Brussels, Orlando, Baghdad, Istanbul, Dhaka, Beirut... We know more are coming. I can only hope we choose leaders who will respond with intelligence and steadiness rather than embark on their own version of holy war based on prejudice and ignorance.
Meanwhile, I would rather remember Nice as it was on that beautiful night!
Grieves with Ryan Gross and Mouse Powell with Danny T performing at Meow Wolf's music venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
She was a young 30 year old wife and mother to 6 children. She left us much to soon. The inoperable brain tumor claimed her life. She was greatly loved and will be missed. There are times when social distancing doesn't matter anymore. This is one of those times. #lifewithCOVID19
Funeral at West Cannon Baptist Church, Belmont, Michigan USA
This is another shot from Lakeview Cemetery when I visited on friday. I am continually struck at the detail and lifelike appearance of so many of the monuments.
Usually, there is just a sculpture of one person, but this particular grave was quite large and had two. I was amazed at the realistic expression and the overall sadness here. I was stopped in my tracks and took some time to admire this, took several pictures, but I think this one was the best of the bunch.
A beautiful grieving woman adorns the grave of Ransom Reed Cable, former president of the Chicago, Rock Island, & Pacific Railroad. It is located in Chippianock Cemetary in Rock Island, IL.
Grieves with Ryan Gross and Mouse Powell with Danny T performing at Meow Wolf's music venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Detail of the First World War Memorial (holding the Book of Remembrance) in the south transept of St Mary's, Warwick.
She grieved Atticus’s death so deeply. Each of us did. Our friend and loyal companion, a loss so heavy, a shock so shattering. We cried and we shared and we retold the story of that night and wished we had done this or that differently, some little thing that would have changed that terrible outcome.
And the emptiness in our house echoed through the spaces as we shared memories of Atticus, as we went about our daily life.
Then, to my surprise, I found that, mingling with our grief, my heart, our hearts, yearned to love anew.
So we dreamed again. And planned. And counted down days. And now I watch my family, embracing this new little one.
And today I watch my daughter who feels so deeply, who loves and cries and laughs with her whole soul, learning that our hearts expand, finding she is willing to take the risk, breathing deep and resting in the discovery that she is ready to love again.
Grieves with Ryan Gross and Mouse Powell with Danny T performing at Meow Wolf's music venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Grieves with Ryan Gross and Mouse Powell with Danny T performing at Meow Wolf's music venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Another photo from my personal project titled "Grieve"
Karbala, Iraq 2013
Visit my website waleedalabbas.com to view my other photos in this project.
Grieves with Ryan Gross and Mouse Powell with Danny T performing at Meow Wolf's music venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Grieves with Ryan Gross and Mouse Powell with Danny T performing at Meow Wolf's music venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
buying flowers pre-funeral. i am angry at myself for messing up the focusing, but i kinda like how this one turned out anyway.
minolta srt 101
rokkor 58mm f1.4
portra 160
Grieves with Ryan Gross and Mouse Powell with Danny T performing at Meow Wolf's music venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Grieves with Ryan Gross and Mouse Powell with Danny T performing at Meow Wolf's music venue in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Grievers gathered in front of the Supreme Court building last night to honor the memory of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whose illustrious life was long, but not long enough. She died in service of our country. We must do everything we can to ensure that her dying wish, that she not be replaced on the bench until a new president is installed, comes true.
Voigtlander Vito B, Flic Film Elektra 100
Early morning at Derby Schoolhouse Museum, Derby, Tasmania.
The monument, featuring a sculpture of a grieving woman and child, commemorates the fourteen people who died in Derby in the flood of 1929.
On the 4th April 1929, following record rainfall, the dam which provided the water used by the Briseis Tin Mine collapsed and a wall of water up to a hundred feet high surged towards the town. The volume of water was so huge that it caused the Ringarooma River to reverse the direction of its flow as far as Branxholm about five miles upstream.
The flood devastated Derby. Fourteen people died, scores of buildings were destroyed and operations at the mine were brought to a standstill.