Tottenham Cemetery, North London Circa 1999

I always loved the grain, in film. sometimes worked towards getting more of it sometimes worked on degrading the image to be completed grain.

sometimes choices were made for me by cameras having "issues" sometimes you look back and think wow, I love that vision, it isn't me now necessarily but I appreciate the person who saw things and retired them visually this way.

thats nice.

I visited this cemetery often when I lived in Tottenham ( nearly three years I was there) 

it was next to an old castle, Bruce Castle to be precise.

Fraola Cemetery, Kitsap, Wa

Just found this one, haven't been too active but getting back into shooting for the blogs as my teen wishes to have less to do with me. a weird junction but I'm appreciating the positive aspects and trying to let the other aspects roll off my back like water off a ducks back. Keeping sane in the last of the winter throws as I hope everyone is as well.
Interesting selection of graves, seems like a lot of space for those who wish to dwell here.

Colby Cemetery, port orchard, wa

 The coolest little local cemetery I have found so far on the kitsap Peninsula. I like em wild.

Wolf Cemetery at Wolf Haven

We finally made it to Wolf Haven!  Bonus was the Wolf cemetery out front, as well as all the wolves chiming into a beautiful howling session just prior to our tour.
Seems to be doing wolves right, there was a wolf in mourning for his partner who had died, he was taken out of the public view area to have some private time...apparently initial attempts to pair him off weren't turning out the greatest.
Maybe he needs a wolf version of the bachelor?
someone get that going on please unlike the bachelor I would watch organized wolf dating.

Acacia Memorial Park , lost shot

 oh dear, folders of non processed shots and some good ones too.
I particularly liked this one from Accacia.

Veterans Day Flags At Evergreen Washelli Cemetery, Wa

Found my way to Washelli for massive amounts of flags on Veterans day.
enthralled by so many, the graves started reminding me of soldiers holding flags in the way the graves faded into the background like troops ready to march.

Northern State Hospital Cemetery, Sedro Woolley

Northern State Hospital Cemetery.

It's been awhile but I am here . I seem to be stuck in the other world of this life in ruins a bit more then Cemeteries but I still do have alot of past images to plow through and more spots to visit.. suggestions?
This is the Northern State Hospital Cemetery where 1,187 patients were buried.
Every time we have been here it has been way too boggy in the cemetery to actually enter without feeling of sinking. Cemeteries do no elicit panic in me but they might do were I to begin to sink into one, I think that goes for most places though if I am sinking it's a problem.
If you like old buildings and the beauty and texture they bring please visit:
this life in ruins to behold the farm that sits next to the cemetery were the patients were buried which is always boggy.

Fantastic information about the hospital and it's cemetery can be found at the Skagit River Press which is put out by top chap Noel, who we had the pleasure of meeting last year during the N.S.H Tours.