This week I made a return visit to St. Michael’s Cemetery near downtown Pensacola. The last time I went, I focused on photographing the historic monuments and gravestones. This trip, the wrought iron work, which is every bit as beautiful and intricate as the stones, fascinated me.
Photos shot with a Nikon D60, using an 18-55mm, 55-200mm, 20mm f/2.8 wide-angle, 50mm f/1.8 prime lens, Nikon CoolPix S205 and/or iPhone4)
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I find headstones beautiful. I know that weird.
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What was wrought was rendered beautifully.
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You have such a great eye for photographs
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i love the fence in the second shot!
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Wrought iron always looks beautiful to me. Loved the pictures, Tara!
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I absolutely adore fences such as those. Beautiful shots. Can you imagine how long it took for the creator of those to make them? Incredible.
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What a great series! The white and green iron work makes cemeteries more beautiful and less creepy. 😀
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i LOVE this set- especially the shot of the perspective of the fence. i really love this, it’s gorgeous! 🙂
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Absolutely beautiful.
I have a serious love for cemeteries. Not in a morbid sense, lol, but in their look. The history they hold. The art that exists in tomb stones and, like this photos, wrought iron fencing. This set makes me supremely happy artistically to see. 🙂
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Beautiful photos! And you’ve reminded me that our rusting iron gate needs attention!
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