I suppose it's my simple but firm belief in the next life and eternal families that makes cemeteries a happy place for me. I picture the people that were buried there with their loved ones.
There is sadness for those of us left behind for the time being.
Lisa – um. YES. I saw that one too. creeped me out.
I love cemeteries. I hadn't thought of using them for inspiration. Great idea. The angel statue is so beautiful! Such lovely curves in the hair and expression in the face. However ever since a certain episode of Doctor Who I have a hard time with Angel statues. heehee
Oh, I'm so glad that you had an inspiration post on Oakwood Cemetary. I especially appreciate the picture of the weathered angel that you posted.
I look at it and see time. So cool.
I enjoy visiting cemeteries for inspiration. There's magnificent art, beautifully landscaped grounds, loads of history, and all the walking I could want to do!
I wrote about my trips to the Spring Grove cemetery in Cincinnati and the wonderful Lake View cemetery in Cleveland (with the Tiffany chapel windows!) on my blog a few months ago: http://www.overthemoonarts.com/?p=139
Thank you so much –
All the best – Chris
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lyric
June 25, 2011 at 2:06 pmI suppose it's my simple but firm belief in the next life and eternal families that makes cemeteries a happy place for me. I picture the people that were buried there with their loved ones.
There is sadness for those of us left behind for the time being.
Lisa – um. YES. I saw that one too. creeped me out.
Lisa
June 25, 2011 at 2:58 amI love cemeteries. I hadn't thought of using them for inspiration. Great idea. The angel statue is so beautiful! Such lovely curves in the hair and expression in the face. However ever since a certain episode of Doctor Who I have a hard time with Angel statues. heehee
Diana Trout {Nan.DT@verizon.net}
June 24, 2011 at 1:14 pmThanks for that angel. Amazing. It looks like she has dreadlocks 🙂
71square
June 23, 2011 at 2:18 pmI love visiting old cemeteries for inspiration…but I always leave feeling just a little sad.
Chris
June 22, 2011 at 2:08 pmOh, I'm so glad that you had an inspiration post on Oakwood Cemetary. I especially appreciate the picture of the weathered angel that you posted.
I look at it and see time. So cool.
I enjoy visiting cemeteries for inspiration. There's magnificent art, beautifully landscaped grounds, loads of history, and all the walking I could want to do!
I wrote about my trips to the Spring Grove cemetery in Cincinnati and the wonderful Lake View cemetery in Cleveland (with the Tiffany chapel windows!) on my blog a few months ago:
http://www.overthemoonarts.com/?p=139
Thank you so much –
All the best – Chris
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