Wednesday, February 24, 2010
russian veterans memorial, washelli cemetery seattle
Russian Veterans Church Monument of st nicholas, 1936, Washelli cemetery, Seattle.
inside the Russian Veterans monument. the door was open that day i don't know if by mistake , we went inside carefully, some disarray and some neglected religious paraphernalia. it looked like both having just been used and having been just forgotten. we visited again and the door was very much locked so i am thankful i had the opportunity to sneak a peek one november 2007 day.
washelli cemetery
wiki
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Pere Lachaise, Paris 2000
i thought i had more images but maybe this is another opportunity to re photograph in some future time,
with more then a point and shoot panoramic camera. that actually served well in some cases for it's widescreen appearance. it would appear my interests were in the disrepair.
I included some links with better photographic documentation.
pere-lachaisewiki
history of pere lachaise
Gregory Sullivan's photographs of pere lachaise
timeline
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Majorca/mallorca, Spain
back in 1995 i went to majorca with my ex husband , it was our honey moon we were there in totally the wrong season, it was april and the air was chilly so tropical island it was not. i have just turned over these negatives from the heap of unidentifieds where it was residing. they are totally buggered the negs and badly processed at the time i was processing in a closet that was rather narrow and when the negatives didn't go on the spool well all hell broke loose in a tiny space amongst myself the canister the film and elbows and walls.
so their lack of identification and their foul processing has led them to be slightly lacking in contrast and completely reticulated . the reticulation of the film matched by it's being horribly scratched and marred which some would scoff at BUT i totally love for these images.
they are totally decrepit!
wiki
i just scanned the lot and i have never been so impressed with a reticulated film.
so their lack of identification and their foul processing has led them to be slightly lacking in contrast and completely reticulated . the reticulation of the film matched by it's being horribly scratched and marred which some would scoff at BUT i totally love for these images.
they are totally decrepit!
wiki
i just scanned the lot and i have never been so impressed with a reticulated film.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
somewhere in a churchyard in cambridgeshire
woodland burials, Barton, Cambridge, UK 2003
i can remember what we were searching for at the time, this might have been an aimless adventure of thoughts of seeing what we find along the way. and what we did find was a site set up for woodland burials although you'd think it more a moors burials judging by the uh lack of woods.
these are 35mm colour infrared photos not digitally enhanced.
the location: Barton in cambridgshire
arborytrust
some information about natural burials
Friday, February 5, 2010
nunhead cemetery,
to bring some added life to the cemetery , the clan.
in the center of the church space
another one of London's beautiful Victorian cemeteries. was not much awrae of this one until our friend Pippin suggested it. we didn't live all that far but it was tucked away so as never to have been noticed when driving through Southwark in previous adventures. Nunhead felt much more airy and open and rolling then abney park or highgate which always felt more like entering the shrubbery and vines and distancing from the outside world. Like Abney this cemetery has a hollowed out church at the centre but unlike abney it appears the church is still used despite it's rootlessness, the centre still fit for memorials , perhaps more so without the roof.
FONC (friends of Nunhead cemetary)
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