One of the gates to Hyde Cemetery, not the main entrance, but the one on Back Bower Lane.
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
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8 comments:
A chain? Keeping people in or out??
This is a very eerie place - great shot - you have made it more menacing with the angle you used!!!
These top gate do have a certain spookyness about them, The bottom gates are much nicer Gerald.
These look to be original as the thickness of the iron and way they are put together are much stronger than the thin Wrought Iron work of today.
Nicely shot Gerald.
Like this angle! Neat shot!
Quiet captivity....
Peaceful fall.
Old rusty iron and fallen leaves.
Could be an illustration for "Les feuilles mortes" a song of late Yves Montand.
I like this photo, looks like fall and rustic.
A cemetery is a peaceful place for reflection, a moment of tranquility. I don't find it spooky at all. On the contrary.
This photo is very much autumn.
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