Evergreen Cemetery (https://sites.google.com/site/palmbeachcountyflgenweb/home/cemeteries-1/evergreen-cemetery)
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Silversailor
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Cemetery plot in the forest at Hardy Lake State Park in Southern Indiana. Note the age of the deceased when he died in 1824.
This is actually a Photoshop composite of two images taken with my F4E. The first one was without Caitlyn, the second one with. The film developed and both negative frames were scanned. I cut Caitlyn out and pasted her into the first one, exactly where she was seated in the other one. I then reduced her opacity to make her semi-transparent and then put a very faint edge glow around her. Both negatives were scanned in RGB rather than grayscale so I could add a blue tint to the first one to simulate "Night time" Unfortunately that day was overcast as I would really have liked to have had shadows which could further simulate moonlight.
Just for fun. This is a composite of two images, the first is the scene without Caitlin and the second with her. She was then cut and pasted into the first one, opacity dropped down and a very faint outer glow applied. Both images were taken with the F4E and35-70mm f/3.5 AIS Nikkor an Tri-X
Another from that very old cemetery in Micanopy, FL. Nikon FTn, 10.5cm Nikkor and TX
But wait, look at what are circled. It appears to be the likenesses of two men who appear to be dressed or groomed in a way consistent with the times that they would have been interred given the age of the tombstones. There is even a likeness of a dark dog, possibly a setter and a cat. Could these be one of these gentleman's beloved pets? Are these just random patterns our brains trick us into thinking are familiar images or could it be more, an windoe into the past? (insert evil laugh here!) :ghost::ghost:
But wait, look at what are circled. It appears to be the likenesses of two men who appear to be dressed or groomed in a way consistent with the times that they would have been interred given the age of the tombstones. There is even a likeness of a dark dog, possibly a setter and a cat. Could these be one of these gentleman's beloved pets? Are these just random patterns our brains trick us into thinking are familiar images or could it be more, an windoe into the past? (insert evil laugh here!) :ghost::ghost:
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Dawg Pics
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Another from that very old cemetery in Micanopy, FL. Nikon FTn, 10.5cm Nikkor and TX
But wait, look at what are circled. It appears to be the likenesses of two men who appear to be dressed or groomed in a way consistent with the times that they would have been interred given the age of the tombstones. There is even a likeness of a dark dog, possibly a setter and a cat. Could these be one of these gentleman's beloved pets? Are these just random patterns our brains trick us into thinking are familiar images or could it be more, an windoe into the past? (insert evil laugh here!) :ghost::ghost:
The one on the left kinda looks like Batman hugging an alien, but that is just my interpretation.