Spike - 08/28/98 18:04:40
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Lark! I never knew! Finally clicked on the URL at the bottom of your sig from a post on THE list. Imagine my surprise to find a WEB site devoted to something else other than our obsession!
I too love cemeteries and some of the one's in MA and NH date back to colonial times.
Dawn - 08/27/98 23:18:56
My URL:http://members.tripod.com/~earlylight
My Email:_earlylight_@yahoo.com
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I share your fascination for cemeteries. I have always found them eerily beautiful. Thank you for sharing your lovely pictures. Some of them took my breath away.
Blanche - 08/26/98 17:33:27
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Yours were great- if you get a chance to see and go to Greenwood Cementary in the boro of Brooklyn in the City of New York - Its great . I'm sure you will be delighted
Susan Burghart - 08/24/98 20:28:05
My URL:http://geocities.datacellar.net/Athens/6956/index2.html
My Email:burgy@televar.com
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I don't think it's morbid to have an interest in cemetaries. People who feel that way are probably not very comfortable with the concept of death. I'm a Catholic and we believe in praying for souls departed. I find cemetaries to be peaceful... I am an
rtist, too. I really like your work!
Lady Claudia - 08/23/98 15:57:06
My Email:poker@redshift.com
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nice site, I also enjoy the art in the stones and the poetry, perhaps we can trade pics sometime
aarti - 08/14/98 18:04:07
My URL:http://=still under construction
My Email:drew_flames@hotmail.com
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i loved it. so simply beautiful. simplicity and beauty often to seem to blend together. i dabble in a bit of photography - mostly graffiti. streets. and odd objects put together. thought i don't do much black and white (only when i can afford it). i
ove photography. i really enjoyed exploring your photos. do keep flying.
Amy - 08/13/98 02:23:05
My Email:AvecAiles@aol.com
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Looks like a lot of my work. Keep it up....
Chris Hinds - 08/12/98 14:13:32
My URL:http://www.smu.edu/~chinds
My Email:chris.m.hinds@mail.sprint.com
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Marshall & Corpus, eh? I grew up in Nacogdoches, TX.
V.Taylor - 08/09/98 06:04:20
My Email:taylordv@gte.net
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THANK YOU FOR A VERY UPLIFTING
AND SPIRITUAL WEB SITE. BEAUTIFUL.
Lucia - 08/06/98 01:09:47
My URL:http://geocities.datacellar.net/soho/atrium/5316/
My Email:luciamoore@geocities.com
Comments:
I like photographing cemetaries as well..monuments
to infinity, I think..very nice !! See mu url, re:
Woodlawn/Other NYC Cemetari
Randy LeJeune - 08/04/98 17:19:15
My URL:http://geocities.datacellar.net/Athens/Troy/5236/index.html
My Email:rlejeune@geocities.com
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At last! Someone else who likes cemetaries and isn't a freak! Have you ever taken rubbings from any stones in New Orleans? They've got some pretty ols ones there. Chow.
The Feadors - 08/04/98 17:00:12
My URL:http://home.pacbell.net/trekteam
My Email:trekteam@pacbell.net
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My prayers are with you all...her family. God bless you and hope that you find her soon.
David Buckle - 08/03/98 17:07:02
My URL:http://www.iuma.com/IUMA-2.0/ftp/volume7/X's_for_Eyes/
My Email:xs4eyers@caro.net
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YES! You understanmd that sites such as this are very unique and curious, really paying homage to the remnants of humAnkind, there are many images still not yet captured. Try!
THE SMILE OF A DOLPHIN IS A BUILT IN FEATURE!
http://www.charweb.org/culture/churches/spec/david.html "Robert S. Gauldin"
Katya - 08/03/98 12:08:34
My URL:http://geocities.datacellar.net/SoHo/Atrium/3882
My Email:miragesdream@geocities.com
i am just working on a homepage about german cemetraries and i liked to see that other people share my interest in old cemetaries. Good work-go on.
Jenna Eads - 08/02/98 19:40:04
My URL:http://www-personal.engin.umich.edu/~brockb/
My Email:jabena@hotmail.com
hi. i am also a fellow b&w photographer and enjoy taking pictures of cemetaries and statues. i have some nice ones that one day i would like to share with you, but my scanner doesnt take 5/7. but to your work. under the catergory Crossing of Times/sin
les i liked your Corpus Christi, TX. very crisp grey. and the statue under ????? the first one, Austin,TX - beautiful! you captured the contrast between the ligth and dark spots on her! good job! youre truly talented! im looking forward to any furth
r work you post. and take care of your "little" family :)
christopher robin - 07/31/98 20:03:15
what is was allways
Patty - 07/22/98 06:04:53
My URL:http://members.tripod.com/~PGivens/index.html
My Email:lgivens@pacifier.com
Hi,
I just happened to surf in to your site and loved it! I also do photography and old cemetaries are one of my favorite subjects. Stop by and check out my site! And sign my guestbook.!
Andrew Kaiser - 07/19/98 05:44:18
My URL:http://geocities.datacellar.net/EnchantedForest/4935/ANDY.html
My Email:akaiser@rushorder.com
Very beautiful website! I to share a sense of wonder when it comes to cemetaries, especially to sculptures within them. I had no idea there were such detailed statues in the Texas area. Check out my website and see some of the stuff I've done with ceme
aries in the California area. Keep adding cool stuff and I'll keep looking.
Jorge - 07/16/98 22:05:10
My URL:http://pw2.netcom.com/~devilman/regicide.html
My Email:Devilman@ix.netcom.com
i thought there was no one left who could look past what other people think, a trendy anybody would not enjoy the peace and fullness of your photos just because they would place a block in their mind to keep from taking in what you express... just because
they were taken in a cemetary, a fact of life that people who are afraid of death like to hide. thanks for your art.
Angelique Logan - 07/14/98 17:17:01
My URL:http://members.tripod.com/~AbysmalDeliberation/
My Email:angelphish@rocketmail.com
I really like the statues. I'm really not a religious person, but I enjoy seeing the stautes of Angels. They are so pure and so real. Keep up the good work!
Rachel - 07/13/98 05:50:01
My Email:waiverleigh@geocities.com
Hello.. I'm a Community Leader over in Athens and I was just visiting sites and I was really taken with your photography. Art comes in so many different forms. You are talented and you have inspired me to take out my camera. Thanks for sharing this wit
everyone. Great job!
Sandy Fitzgerald - 07/10/98 09:47:23
My Email:sandyf@fastnet-systems.com
Beautiful.....your photographs are an inspiration and I agree with you - churchyards can be very restful places. I have always loved Angels and particularly liked your selection of these. As a very small girl my parents would view stately homes and gard
ns....I often got "lost" and could always be found near any angel statues in the vicinity!! I think they made me feel safe!
A lovely web-site - one I will revisit!
Jennifer - 07/08/98 16:21:58
My Email:jenwales@yahoo.com
Although EVERYONE I know thinks it is morbid, I share your fascination w/cemetaries. I find them beautiful, particularly at dawn and dusk. For me, a cemetary puts life into its proper perspective. Thanks for a beautiful site.
dinga - 06/30/98 16:08:51
My Email:boswellbeagle@webtv
love your site. have loved cemetaries since i was a child and my mother would take us for long walks thru the large cemetary near our home. for years now i've keep a notebook of tombstone inscriptions...if i'm driving and see an old cemetary i have to s
op. your photos are gorgeous.....keep up the good work...and thank you
Kimberlie Johnston - 06/23/98 02:16:49
My Email:kjohnston@agrevo.com.au
Thank you for putting your wonderful phtography on the internet so the rest of the world can see.
I do not think this as morbid as I too enjoy wondering through cemetaries in Australia.
Mike - 06/22/98 20:19:27
My Email:jeesh9999@aol.com
Nice site. I love cemeteries too. I live in Scituate MA which was founded somtime in the 1600 (right after plymouth). Several *really* old cemeteries dating back 300 years. Sounds weird but sometimes when I'm depressed, I like to go for a walk in one
f them and it puts things in perspective. Good pics, only complaint is that annoying advertisers window that pops up whenever I access your homepage.
David Culton - 06/18/98 13:37:53
My URL:http://pobox.com/~divad
My Email:divad@pobox.com
I agree that cemetaries can have a beautiful, mystical quality about them. Your images are nice and crisp and the file size isn't too large. One suggestion I have is to make a thumbnail page so that all of the images aren't loading at the same time. Even
ith a 56k connection, it took a while. If you'd like, check out my site to see one way of doing it. I love your background!
Valhaltia DeVille - 06/15/98 16:53:14
My Email:valhaltia_deville@yahoo.com
I am a long time lover of cemetraies. I have been playing in them since I was a child. Near my fathers house is a cemetary where the most recent grave is from the 1870's. I love to take photographs and do rubbings. Anyone who thinks searching through grav
yards is morbid is certainly missing out!
Sue - 06/15/98 06:56:27
My Email:sueann7@juno.com
First of all, I have to say that I enjoyed your photography very much. B&W is definately my favorite and your choice of subject(s) is also one that interests me. I liked the intro on the home page. It is often difficult to explain such a fascination wi
h someone who might or might not share your interest, or understand it for that matter. Bravo!
john e. - 06/15/98 05:01:48
My Email:onthelevel4310@msn.com
i too find the cemetery a peaceful place to visit and when entering a new city or town i always go to pay my respects the cemetery tells me a great deal about the history of a place and it's residents i am a funeral director i will visit your sight agai
Roland - 06/14/98 08:18:28
My URL:http://geocities.datacellar.net/~photocliqe
My Email:photocliqe@geocities
I really enjoyed the page. I'm glad someone else can appreciate b/w photographs of cemetaries as an art and not as something that is morose and disturbing. I also enjoy photography and intend to take b/w photos, but just haven't had the chance. Again..Gre
t Job!
Sandy Smith - 06/06/98 04:37:23
I am very impressed! Beautiful photograhs and webpage is well organized too! Way to go! :))
Celia - 06/01/98 23:36:00
My Email:vilardel@conaculta.gob.mx
I found your page very interesting. I like cementeries also.
If you are so interested, you may want to know about mexican traditions, as in our culture -going back to mayans, aztecs, toltecas, etc.- death is something respectable as something to make fun of. On November 1st. we celebrate death day, and there are a
lot of processions to cementeries going on, specially in Patzcuaro, Michoacán, which is the most popular. They bring flowers, tequila, bread, and whatever the dead used to like when they were alive, because tradition says that, first, dead children come
ack to earth to visit relatives, and when they return, adults do the same. There are altars made at houses, popular sites and, of couse, in cementeries.
Death has been an important theme for various artist's (Rivera, Einsteinstein, Tamayo) etc. It's a beautiful tradition that I'm inviting you to meet. You will love it.
Chantelle - 05/17/98 04:46:36
My Email:chantellemarie@webtv.net
The site is lookin good!!!! See ya next weekend! Ciao!
Chantelle
F/X
Nightingale - 05/14/98 04:21:11
My URL:http://members.tripod.com/~nightingale1/lfn.htm
Hey, you never told me you had a webpage! Anyway nice site...love the pictures! We don't have too many cemetaries like that at home. I love the old statues, especially the angels.
Sue - 05/14/98 03:36:48
My Email:gaslss@aol.com
Great site!
- 05/09/98 02:29:48
kewl! interesting subject matter
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