Topic: POW 102: Dead (Page 1 of 1)

Liven it up...... doesn't have to be morbid

FAQ; over here POW (Photo of the Week}

You asked for it:



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Photo of wolf killed in bombings that i submitted to Reuters.

I was later discredited because I cloned in the smoke with PS...but mostly
because I paid a wolf actor to play dead.



(Edited by SleepingWolf on 08-09-2006 13:56)

Hey, lookin' good already

hmm, I'll have a stab at this.
Enter the dead temple!


Cheers,

This wolf was playing dead, but i saw him open his eyes..what a faker.

Dead...... and gone.

did it taste good at least?

The others tasted good, but some crittur beat me to that one

Weeeell, I reckon we've 'bout worked this one to death

Blaise; care to select a new topic for us?

[sense] Organisation is anathema to organisations [/sense]

Bump, bump

What an omen the theme for this POW proved to be

Oooh,pardon me, I didn't notice that I had been selected, I'll do it ASAP, perhaps for next week as it's Wednesday

A cemetery in Salem, MA:


(Edited by briggl on 02-07-2007 04:50)

one in Boston, MA



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very cool =)

scenes from dozens of cemeteries:
http://in-dented.net/gallery/gallery.php?node=32

DL

You have been seriously busy... that is fantastic!

I reckon that sorta stuff is great, but I'd rather look at your records that attempt it myself. Obviously ya love it... you didn't do it in conjunction with a PhD in ?New England history or somthing, did you?

Anyway... I'm off back to your grave yards

That is a drop in the bucket. Not even, actually

I currently have in the region of 13,000 photos of the subject and style exhibited on those pages.

You could say that colonial era gravestones is a bit of a passion, yes...
Unfortunately there is no PhD to go along with it.

Your shot is looking a lot like Copp's Hill (though there are a few in Boston that look similar enough). ?

Old Granary Burying Ground in Boston - where Paul Revere was buried..visited and shot in October this year (2006 that is)


Here's another



(Edited by SleepingWolf on 02-08-2007 04:10)

ahhhhh...that's the good stuff!!

just gorgeous

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DL-44 said:

ahhhhh...that's the good stuff!!just gorgeous

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thanks



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Mother Goose - lovely =)
I've been dying to get to Boston, to Copp's Hill and the Granary...haven't made it yet. Really the center of high-end early colonial gravestone carving there.

Briggl - such a crisp stone. Must be pretty new. A lot of veteran gravestones are still being acquired for graves that are quite old - it's not automatic, as one might think...the family has to apply for it.

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(Edited by SleepingWolf on 02-10-2007 17:22)

DL:
I had the time to check out your site properly - that's a great collection. You definitely have to make it out to Boston, you would love it. Here's one which i just cropped and uploaded...mediocre photo which i was going to delete because of background distractions...but the stone is very interesting as is the epitaph.



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