A detail from a grave at Pere Lachaise cemetery, Paris. This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday edition of Wordless Wednesday.
A detail from a grave at Pere Lachaise cemetery, Paris. This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday edition of Wordless Wednesday.
Quite unique at the cemetery. I've got a feeling it's the tomb of a musician.
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interesting! happy WT/WW ^_~.
ReplyDeleteEven after one's death, they still want their abode to be decorated. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is strange and sad. That cherub has one earthy body!
ReplyDeleteSome musician's? Unique!
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting. It's very detailed.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love cemetery art!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW :)
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That's very beautiful. Great shot too. I'm amazed at how you can see his muscles or I think that's muscle.
ReplyDeleteDid you pop over for that, Jams?
ReplyDeleteLooks creepy to me!
ReplyDeleteVery cool in a creepy, Gothic sort of way. B&W was definitely the right choice. I can imagine this on a cornice of an old cathedral or opera house too.
ReplyDeleteVery compelling.
Nice close up. Nice detail.
ReplyDeleteno way. never seen anything like this...happy ww.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very interesting shot! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteIt kind of creeps me out too, that face is just a bit too realistic for my taste.
ReplyDeleteHe looks quite old for a cherub. Happy WW Jams! Nice one!
ReplyDeletevery interesting. I don't know if I like the face on it though
ReplyDeleteOh, it's fantastic! I love old cemeteries. Such intricacy for the dead raises so many questions.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone
ReplyDeleteAh, that's great! Cemeteries can have very beautiful decorated graves indeed!
ReplyDeleteThat's... kinda odd. :-)
ReplyDeleteHere is my post. Happy WW!
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ReplyDeleteHow beautiful yet eerie.
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Hi Jams, you are doing that Lachaise Cemetery in real fine. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW, thank you for your visit and the nice comment.
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Oh yes, I might borrow your 'one basket' joke for my Saturday morning joke. OK?
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cool.. tnx for dropping by my other entry is mine is here http://memoryfilled.blogspot.com/2008/09/wordless-wednesday-2_08.html
ReplyDeleteOh my....Im speechless. Happy WW.
ReplyDelete:-) I love the intricate detail. So sad that it's from a grave though. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteA cherub with a beard? Guess he's one of the older ones...
ReplyDeleteinteresting detail. happy WW!
ReplyDeleteThis is a novel choice for Wordless Wednesday, Jams. That's quite a chubby cherub.
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Both detailed and weathered, quite a find.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful and sort of scary at the same time...
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that looked like a real person..
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing.
too cute to be in the cemetery. ;) mine's up! hope you can check it out.
ReplyDeleteGreat entry. Greetings from Sri Lanka!
ReplyDeleteHahaha ! that's the tip of the top !
ReplyDeleteWow that looks old.
ReplyDeletei should try to see this for my self... is that a beard or an effect of the shadow on the angel's face?... i like how the photo was taken, it not only shows the detail but also the texture and the play of shadow and light :)...
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of emotion in that statue. Very interesting!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. Happy WW!
ReplyDeletei find this hauntingly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAmazing detail!
ReplyDeleteNot quite the cherub, is he? The detail is amazing. I love old cemetaries...in daylight of course! ;)
ReplyDeleteIs that a carving? Amazing detail.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, Jams.
What fantastic detail. What an interesting WW. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
ReplyDeleteNice shot. I agree with Sandy about the sad quality it has. I love wandering through cemetery and grave sites and taking pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone
ReplyDeleteI love that photo. I take a lot of pics myself around cemetaries and I spent nearly a whole day at Pere Lachaise a few years ago. great place for photography.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like it Devonshire Dumpling
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