Cemeteries

[phdgent]

Opus 14-18, along the frontline (1917) of WWI.
This is Flanders Fields, part 1




PS: not all of them are cemeteries as sometimes the bodies weren't found and just the name was mentioned on large remembrance monuments as you can see in the fifth picture which is shot in the Menin Gate Monument in Ypres (Belgium) where around 54 000 names are chiselled for eternity...

PS2: Ypres is the city where I was born and grew up, and WWI got stuck in my system, hence the book: https://www.photoeil.be/books/opus-14-18.html.

[Gabe]

Linhof Technikardan S45, Fujinon A 9/240, T-Max 100, DD-X.

Gravestones Study by atomstitcher, on Flickr

[Gabe]

Opus 14-18, along the frontline (1917) of WWI.
This is Flanders Fields, part 1




PS: not all of them are cemeteries as sometimes the bodies weren't found and just the name was mentioned on large remembrance monuments as you can see in the fifth picture which is shot in the Menin Gate Monument in Ypres (Belgium) where around 54 000 names are chiselled for eternity...

PS2: Ypres is the city where I was born and grew up, and WWI got stuck in my system, hence the book: https://www.photoeil.be/books/opus-14-18.html.

Very nice. I particularly like the last two.

[austin granger]

In a Cemetery, Austin, Nevada by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[djdister]

St Mary's Newport Catholic Church, Charlotte Hall, MD
Canham 5x7 Wood
Verito 9" (stopped down ?)
Ilford FP4+