Atmosphere Of The Past by sossy

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jan 03, 2005

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Turning around myself on the place I captured the Pap of Glencoe yesterday, you will have a look on this old small church with its graveyard. It looked so moody in its quiet place and I'm glad that it wasn't to dark so that one can see enough of its atmosphere, telling about old and gone times. A great start into the new year for me: got a bad cold! ;o( Maybe I'm not able to comment every new posting, please forgive me! Thanks for your visit and all valuable comments! ;o)

Comments (43)

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Sekadhar

10:43PM | Mon, 03 January 2005

Impressive! Excellent done! Bravo:))!!!

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MaydaMason

1:50AM | Tue, 04 January 2005

lovely shot! beautiful light and capture

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classyladytwo

4:31AM | Tue, 04 January 2005

Beautiful photo I think you caught the light just right beautiful image *V wonderful landscape with tons of history here :)

logiloglu

5:31AM | Tue, 04 January 2005

an wonderful image. i like your postwork on it. excellent done,Rita.Hoffe das Du Deine Erktung bald los bist. !!!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!

tvernuccio

12:49AM | Wed, 05 January 2005

totally incredible!!!!!! rita. can i come here now? go inside church with me please and pray. ok. queen...has lost her king....tears

cynlee

2:39AM | Wed, 05 January 2005

wonderful old style church... holds a feeling... get well soon! :]

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RedundantlyAbundant

5:15PM | Wed, 05 January 2005

Well done! The tombstones seem to be glowing....eerie image!

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Akinom

5:08AM | Thu, 06 January 2005

A wonderful atmosphere in this incredible image! The graveyard looks different to those here... so airy and light... ours look more saddened and dark with lots of trees around.

fractalinda

6:38PM | Thu, 06 January 2005

What a quaint and beautiful stone chapel. A reverent and awesome scene and an excellent shot and finish. I hope you feel better, Rita.

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jgkane

3:33PM | Fri, 07 January 2005

I love graveyards, ever since my father walked me round a Covenanter graveyard, near Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, Scotland, when I was about 7 years old. He explained the reverence we should have for the remains of the long dead, and the comfort relatives feel when they are able to visit a place of repose, and pray at the grave side. I find them peaceful and take time to pray for those lying within, and their descendants, those to tend the graves, and those who have no one on earth to remember them. My twin brother used headstones in various graveyards, to trace my father's family to the city of Armagh, in Northern Ireland, about 1820 or so. They were horse auctioneers in the city. (Ireland provided most of the horses for the British Army at the time, I believe).

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