57/366 Remember Posted by Steve on February 26, 2012 Posted in: 366 in 2012. Tagged: 365, 366, dereliction, devon, england, history, photography, photos, shape, texture. 16 Comments A trio of unusual grave markers in a Churchyard close to where I live. Like Loading... Related Posts navigation ← 56/366 Perspective 58/366 Complexity →
unusal grave markers, I like the fer forgé against your sky and clouds, depth of field I ought to say, and Sarah was young 49 by todays standards maybe not by those of 1939 interesting photo Reply
Steve, I really like the DOF and shadowing of the shot, makes me want to look all the way into the scene. Reply
Nice texture, light and form…..makes me wonder what it might look like in B/W….but of course then you lose that wonderful rust color. Reply
Solid Celtic Crosses, great texture, I just backed a horse in Devonport Tasmania called Steven’s Wonder, It was a wonder that It made it the entire trip to finish second last! Bah Humbug! Reply
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Great shot …Like the rusty texture against the blue sky.
fabulous rusty markers against the blue skies.
unusal grave markers, I like the fer forgé against your sky and clouds, depth of field I ought to say, and Sarah was young 49 by todays standards maybe not by those of 1939 interesting photo
Great use of dof. Spot on focus and great colours too.
M.
Never have seen markers like this…love the textures and colors!
I love the way you composed this shot. The Celtic crosses are chillingly beautiful..
My heart skipped a beat!
Love the angle that you shot – gives a great perspective.
Wonderful depth of field, color and texture.
Beautiful shot with great colors.
Love the perspective.
Steve, I really like the DOF and shadowing of the shot, makes me want to look all the way into the scene.
Nice texture, light and form…..makes me wonder what it might look like in B/W….but of course then you lose that wonderful rust color.
They are quite beautiful in a rusty kind of way.
Interesting shot. They look very….ummm….functional
I love church cemeteries.
Solid Celtic Crosses, great texture, I just backed a horse in Devonport Tasmania called Steven’s Wonder, It was a wonder that It made it the entire trip to finish second last! Bah Humbug!
Beautiful. The depth of field really contributes to the feeling of this picture!!