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Post subject: 10-26-11 - Graves 3: Return of the Land of the Dead
 Posted: 09.21.2011 15:55
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Graves, Gravestones, Headstones, Mausoleums, Crypts and other places and evidence of final rest.
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Post subject: RE: 10-26-11 - Graves 3: Return of the Land of the Dead
Posted: 09.21.2011 20:29
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| Are gates or entrances to a graveyard fair game assuming you can tell that it is a graveyard. |
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Post subject: RE: 10-26-11 - Graves 3: Return of the Land of the Dead
Posted: 09.21.2011 20:31
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| Don't see why not. It would fall into "other places and evidence of final rest", so as long as it was obviously a cemetery, I'd think it would be fair game. |
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Post subject: RE: 10-26-11 - Graves 3: Return of the Land of the Dead
Posted: 10.02.2011 10:04
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| 3 graveyards, 2 days, 316 shots, 36 possibles, 10 selected - impossible choice. I wouldn't say that I fancy my chnces for a change, but I really can't wait for this one... |
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Post subject: Re: RE: 10-26-11 - Graves 3: Return of the Land of the Dead
Posted: 10.03.2011 13:05
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Uranus wrote: 3 graveyards, 2 days, 316 shots, 36 possibles, 10 selected - impossible choice. I wouldn't say that I fancy my chnces for a change, but I really can't wait for this one...
Yeah. When I proposed this one, I didn't take into account the number of people interred in churches in Europe. It's going to take significant effort to narrow down.
Maybe I need a couple alts...  |
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Posted: 10.03.2011 14:11
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Posted: 10.21.2011 23:08
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ennuipoet wrote: http://www.green-wood.com/2011/dancing-through-the-light/
This is happening 4 days before it goes live, the idea of literally dancing on people's graves makes me happy. I've shot a lot of stuff at Green Wood
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ennuipoet/sets/72157625129875434/with/5066692174/
it's an amazing place and by the 22nd the trees should be in full Fall colors. I am almost a quiver!
that does indeed look like a good time.
combine it with some halloween decorations and the occasional zombie and it would be perfect. |
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Posted: 10.24.2011 05:54
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I just realized I'll be working early Wednesday. May I ask for an OBO?
Not that I have my pictures picked out yet--this is a tough theme for me, but when I do...  |
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Posted: 10.24.2011 12:49
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Posted: 10.24.2011 13:27
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Joined: 27.02.2011 Posts: 671
Location: Manchester, UK
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| Because of the fact that the people buried can't give permission to have their photographs taken, I must outright condemn this theme as a whole. Shame upon all who participate in such atrociti--aw, whatever. I've got nothing this week, and the only graveyard nearby is the size of a driveway. Looks like I'll be out another week. |
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Posted: 10.24.2011 21:51
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Posted: 10.25.2011 00:11
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Farktographer wrote: Because of the fact that the people buried can't give permission to have their photographs taken, I must outright condemn this theme as a whole. Shame upon all who participate in such atrociti--aw, whatever. I've got nothing this week, and the only graveyard nearby is the size of a driveway. Looks like I'll be out another week.
I just got back from a small farmland cemetery. 20ish headstones. Is there anything cool in the small one by you? |
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Posted: 10.25.2011 06:27
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| Thanks Kes; I'll get you the link sometime today (or tonight, if I shoot something better). |
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Posted: 10.25.2011 07:20
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Joined: 27.02.2011 Posts: 671
Location: Manchester, UK
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U-Man wrote: Farktographer wrote: Because of the fact that the people buried can't give permission to have their photographs taken, I must outright condemn this theme as a whole. Shame upon all who participate in such atrociti--aw, whatever. I've got nothing this week, and the only graveyard nearby is the size of a driveway. Looks like I'll be out another week.
I just got back from a small farmland cemetery. 20ish headstones. Is there anything cool in the small one by you?
Unfortunately, no - they're pretty plain. I've checked it out, looked around to see if I can set up some sunset/sunrise/starlight photos, anything really. Nada. Not a very photographic location. Might look into posting some church photos, but not sure if that'd fly as well with the voters. |
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Posted: 10.25.2011 08:17
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| Is it OK to post photos from the catacombs in Paris? Actual bones are involved... |
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