The early morning sun burns through the fog and dew at the Revolutionary Cemetery.
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6 comments:
It's a nice one. My favorite is Sleepy Hollow.
Lol @ BSquared. It's a beautiful shot.
This is so fascinating; so very unusual! One might think some of those folks are coming back to life, bumping their headstones over...
Great photograph!
Jacob, after 200 years, I don't think I'd be standing straight either. I get to pass by this cemetery every day on the way to work and it always looks different.
This is wonderful.
marvellous shot. I love the colors pushing thru the fog and the dark gravestones.
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