I find this one of the most interesting graves in Lone Fir. The beautiful intricate metal work of the cross, the elaborate fence that surrounds it and that the occupant was born one person and died another.
posted by Unknown at 5:32 PM
Sunday, August 05, 2007
I find this one of the most interesting graves in Lone Fir. The beautiful intricate metal work of the cross, the elaborate fence that surrounds it and that the occupant was born one person and died another.
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2 Comments:
Great picture!
Nevertheless something is missing right here, which makes it even better.
Or it is just the essence of being a personae, as a mask. (If so, then death is impossible on that grave or what is happening is that names are willing to be blended with fiction and reality as a harmonic discourse.
Regards!!!
Thank you for the insightful comments. I keep returning to this graveyard to photograph as well as to meditate. I've never thought of the cemetery as a dark and morbid reminder of death but a place to be reminded of life. I go there to be renewed. I really appreciate the feedback. Tom.
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