Another image from the Pere Lachaise cemetery This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday edition of Wordless Wednesday.
Another image from the Pere Lachaise cemetery This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday edition of Wordless Wednesday.
This statue fits well into a cemetery.
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Wow, awesome shot!
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The peace in her face is still apparent! Great shot, Jams.
ReplyDeleteShe was a beauty. She braved the elements. :)
ReplyDeleteStill compelling despite the ravages of time and the elements. The mark of truly great art, non?
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful face. I really love this sculpture.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. My wife and I have been known to take out cameras to the cemetery on many occasions.
ReplyDeleteHubby has visited before, and I certainly hope to go one day! Your images from this cemetery are stunning! Granted I LOVE funerary art :) Happy WW :)
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Please stop by if you have a moment :)
Another lovely one from the cemetary.
ReplyDeleteVery mysterious looking face... Great shot!
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Thanks everyone
ReplyDeleteI like the bright leaves against the stone, but somehow that face has a softness - lovely!
ReplyDeleteGreat sculpture! Love your shot... Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteCool one for wordless,,, Hope you can see my WW entry too.. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture. Have a great WW!!!
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Oh, I meant 'hours', not 'hourse'... :-)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful...I love the different shades of greens in the leaves too.
ReplyDeleteLove the different shades of green and grey in this shot as well as the face.
ReplyDeleteHi Jams, been missing you. I guess you had to go to the cemetery to see if you had missed anything. I can't id this one. :-)
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It's very detailed, and a bit weathered. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteI rather like the corkscrew curls! Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the Dr. Who episode "Don't Blink". For a second I thought I was on Matthew James Didier's site. He's the one who always does the Dr. Who posts.
ReplyDeleteThe contrast is inspired.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Great shot. You could make a huge story and it holds lots of history
ReplyDeletethe face reflects so much sadness..
ReplyDeleteWould need some cleaning !
ReplyDeleteThat is certainly a face rich with detail and history.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. She just looks like she belongs there, doesn't she.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. She just looks like she belongs there, doesn't she.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Jams!!! Love the angle of the shot...you always amaze me with your photography.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Mom loves to walk through old cemeteries. She's never had her camera with her though.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW. Cememtaries can be some beautiful places. Odd, I know.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW! Remarkable beauty in that sculpture from a time past...
ReplyDeleteThanx for your earlier visit! I invite your blog readers to see why Jenny Craig is a multi-millionaire on my WW-post this week. I gotta go do some sit-ups...
peace, Villager
that's a beautiful sculpture. i've always thought sculptures or art that has been weathered by time and the elements have greater appeal to the senses. :D cheers!
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Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Jams. I love the detail of the curly hair.
ReplyDeleteMarvellous and exciting.
ReplyDeleteI have also posted a portrait on this WW - but very different - LOL.
Once again - great shot. I love the angle!
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ReplyDeleteSuch a peaceful expression. A lovely picture
ReplyDeletesuperbe photo de père lachaise lieu magique
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. Nice photo. Happy WW!
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