Young angel marking the grave of a child buried early in the 1900s
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25 comments:
They are always protecting us!
Beautiful shot and it's perfect in sepia!
Hugs
Léia
Always interesting to walk around at a graveyard.
Sweet shot. always a good sepia subject. MB
This is a wonderful sepia scene. The angel looks as if it's crying.
heartbreaking in its way, but beautiful, and it probably helped the parents in their grief
Really touching and beautiful.
Darla
What a precious grave marker for a precious child!
It's a sweet looking statue. How sad it is, whenever any child dies.
Lovely!
Perfect subject for a sepia toned shot.
To answer your questions about the ranch we were at. I'm pretty sure that the town was built to look like an old western town. The only ghost towns I know of are out in the dessert.
Great Sepia. The angels do watch over us.
~~Hugs~~
somehow, i think these touching images made the loss of a child easier to endure.
This angel looks sad, her hopes dashed. Yet she is a fitting tribute to the hopes we hold for the future. But this little angel is for a true angel in life. Nice capture is a warm toned sepia.
The angel may look sad, but she is also sweet.
She is keeping an eye on a little one who died way too young.
Beautiful photo.
she is so sweet looking.
Excellent photo -- even nicer in sepia.
Sweet yet sad.
If this is a new shot you have more willpower than me in the cold. ;)
Round The Bend.
Charming! Looks great in sepia, too.
Oh, EG, so lovely and so sad... Marvelous Sepia Scenes work! :)
Ah! This is lovely. So sad that so many children died young in the olden days. We have much lower infant mortality rates now.
I find the look on the angel's face fascinating...the sadness permeates everything.
Must have been a terrible loss for the family!
Well-done photo!
So very beautiful sculpture !!!!
Old cemeterys are beautiful places !
that is absolutely beautiful.
Lovely!! amazing how well old stone statues always look so good in sepia and b&w!
Gena @ thinking aloud
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Don't it break your heart when you see a child's grave!
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