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John Bennett 13/11/2005 11:54
Yes I agree with above, one of the best cemetarys I know of in England is Highgate cemetary, where there are vaults going back to the victorian times.some of the most well known in habitants being Carl Marx , George Eliot,Charles Dickens, Rossetti, Carl Rosa and Sir Ralph Richardson.
The place is a photographers paradise and there is a limite to the number of people per group tours.the western end of the cemetary is by standard or special tour only. There is a charge for the use of cameras and costs about £2 to get in.
PS Great picture Marit.
Jaime Crystal Attenborough 06/11/2005 12:21
i agree great contrast and the colours are great.isnt it fun going to a grave yard i know that sounds sick lol" but from a photographers point of veiw with the right backrounds its sometimes heaven in a way.
well done Marit
jaime :)
Cees Kuijs 06/11/2005 12:04
Looks like real decay, to me. Great contrast in this one.Greetings, Cees