I love the architecture of churches and old gravestones so I thought I’d share this series of pictures with you.
I’m very happy with how they’ve come out, If you want to see the album full size click here.
TTFN
Mr Bunny Chow
Churches, Dead people and the like
Posted: 28/07/2012 in photographyTags: Aperture, art, Arts, bridge camera, bunny chow, camera, canon, Digital single-lens reflex camera, Film speed, Fine art, fuji, Fujifilm, Fujifilm Finepix, google+, illustration, mr bunny, photo project
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That is an interesting series. B&W seems to suit places like this.
Thanks Rachael, I was really pleased with the black and white
I like all the historic details.
Me too although in reality nothing older than the 1930’s in the lot and most of it from the 80’s
I love churches! Every aspect of it (especially ancient ones) intrigue me – the wooden doors, the height, the arches – on and on! 🙂 Love the pics. 🙂
thanks Zelmare
Black and white is such a great medium for churches and graveyards. Great pictures!
thank you very much
Thank you for sharing. Very nice pictures you have there.
Some friends call me crazy because I love to visit cemiteries.
me too but I just find them relaxing and beautiful
You pulled me in with your title, but I’m still looking for the dead people………..lol
you can’t see them? must just be me then, actually I think they may be hiding.
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I love this collection.
it’s one I’m very proud of