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[Little Star]

1. Fugazzi, find that one. lol...

Great pics as usual! k&r

[alfredo]

2. Thanks. It was my first day out in a week.

[SouthernDonkey]

3. Niceeeeee!

I like me some old cemetary photos! Great job!

[alfredo]

4. Thank you. Cemeteries are a great place to practice your basics, and

to experiment a bit.

Welcome to DU

[Blue_In_AK]

5. These are really nice.

Great job.

[alfredo]

9. Thank you. The cemetery is on a small hill, and that

Allows me to isolate subjects. One side of the hill gets great early evening light.

[Callalily]

6. I always enjoy your photos.

I was shooting in black/white yesterday too but haven't had a chance to upload yet! *sigh*

[alfredo]

10. I make sure I upload as soon as I get home. I plug it

In while I am changing out of my street clothes.

[Earth_First]

7. Well I can see which theme you were gunning for this month...

Nice shots!

[alfredo]

11. Thanks. The graveyard was a side trip after I did my contest

Photos. Earlier that week I passed by the graveyard and noticed the agreeable light. I will have to return when there is higher contrast to see what I can capture.

[Earth_First]

13. I've always been drawn to cemetaries...

Of course, one of the nation's oldest cemetaries are here in Rochester, Mt. Hope Cemetary.

There are internments that date back to the mid-1700's as well as plots belonging Susan B Anthony, Freddrick Douglass among a host of other civil rights and community organizers...it's a special place.

Autumn is one of my favorite times to visit, in addition to being a very scenic location, the entire cemetary serves host as an arboretum developed by famed architect Fredrick Law Olmstead. There are Copper Beeches that stand 60'-80' in height. Yews and Oaks that pre-date many of the surrounding neighborhoods, it's truely worth a visit on that merit alone...

[alfredo]

14. I am so glad that we do preserve history. My town was founded around the time of the

battles at Lexington and Concord. There's a lot of great old architecture in our town.

[alfredo]

17. I just found out that Belle Brezing is buried there. She is known as Belle Watling in

"Gone With The Wind."

[justiceischeap]

8. I really like the tree shot! nt

[alfredo]

12. Thanks. That's a magnificent tree. I like the misshapened tree in the first.

[alfredo]

15. M. J. Battle

[Earth_First]

16. Love masoleum photographs...

This one is great.

[alfredo]

18. Thank you. In the past few days I seem to have made a breakthrough with processing B&W.

[SouthernDonkey]

19. That one is great!

[alfredo]

20. Thank you.