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touch-the-flame — Morning Mourning I
Published: 2009-12-03 12:07:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 9439; Favourites: 230; Downloads: 231
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Photographed Thanksgiving morning at New Cathedral Cemetery, Baltimore, Maryland USA
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Thank you - it has proven to be the most popular phot in my gallery here on 
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You are very kind - thank you, and for the favourites as well!
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Thank you so much - I am honored to be a part of this collection!
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This has been my most popular image. I'm glad you enjoy it as well. And thanks so very much for the adds to your favourites!
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Thanks. This is a personal favourite and has proved one of my most popular here on
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This has been one of my most popular images - thanks!
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amazing light, perspective and style !
It's more eye-catching than the usual cemetery photos, the trees and tree branches at the corners make the cemetery look like it is embraced by the forest and sadness disappears..making room for a more ethereal atmosphere....
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Thank you for the lovely and encouraging comments!
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This is one of my personal all-time favourites - I'm glad it speaks to you as well!
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yes, it's really nicely done.
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I still love this one--like seeing an old friend again. Nice to know more people will have the opportunity.
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This is one of my personal favourites - thanks for your interest and the add!
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Thank you so very much!
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Something about the way morning light shifts & bends. It looks way different than the light at any other time of day, save, maybe evening.
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I've always admired the work of cinematographer Haskell Wexler, who was a strong proponent of shooting during "Golden Hour" - the time of day when the sun was first up in the morning or just before it set in the evening. This image is driven so much though by the morning fog, and the "layering" it creates. I think the photo has an almost three-dimensional feel to it.
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This is one of my favourites - I'm glad you appreciate it as well!
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Thank you so much, and for the favourite as well!
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Thank you so much!
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This may be my favorite of your cemetery studies.
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I think this may be my most popular image posted here on
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Thanks, and for the faves as well!
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I love the fact that the statue is off-center, because it makes the composition more equilibrated in my opinion!
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Thanks, and it was definitely what I was going for. It's one thing if a particular statuary is really intended to be the focus, but here I what I like is the movement from the statue to the next tall headstone behind it to the next and so on. I think it creates a nice subtle progression.
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I photographed this in a cemetery near my home in Baltimore, Maryland USA. This particular area of the cemetery is primarily graves dating from the mid the late 19th century. They are very expressive, somber, but also lovely.
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The melancholy feel here is so thick it almost hurts. Outstanding!
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