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Resting In Her Arms
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Uploaded: 12/11/06 3:24 AM GMT
Resting In Her Arms
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Sadly, another little childs grave in Arkansas. Found with the 1800 graves. All the details of this grave time had erased. May these babes rest in peace. Any comments are appreciated, and thanks~
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::sandserene
12/11/06 4:55 PM GMT
Aaaaw :-( This is a good capture ... a little off center but nice in detail!
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It is a very good capture of a sad motive. Thanks for sharing.
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I would be happy, seeing you in my galerie. Today I've posted Me
nice capture of a sad stone, i would straighten the shot a bit but apart from that its nice
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I love angels. I think the angels guide the little ones to heaven. They are most certainly in a wonderful place though we may not comprehend. God bless them all.
The shot feels intimate because it is so clear and I can see all the plants and dried leaves on the ground near the stone.
The shot feels intimate because it is so clear and I can see all the plants and dried leaves on the ground near the stone.
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- Hermes
You've given me inspiration! Next time I visit my parents, I'm going to make a trip to an old cemetery near them. Its full of interesting stone tombstones. A lot of them have details like your sculpture. Nice shot!
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fave and run mode-
please know though, that i LOVE this!!!
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...of all the things i've lost...
i miss my mind the LEAST!
Carolyn, this is a very good shot. The preview pic reminds me of a Nativity Scene sculpted out of gray clay that my Grandmother brought me back from the Holy Land. Nice tribute and touching it is. Thank you for sharing.
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Photography, expression that goes beyond words, Yet the Word gives us that ability.
That headstone is a piece of art that has stood the test of time. The fact that it’s over a child’s grave gives it a more powerful impact. It’s a nice find Carolyn and I think that the out of square presentation is quite appropriate for this image.
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Carolyn, I had to look at this one too. I find it interesting that the angel remained when everything else was gone. I think it tells you where child is really resting. Very thought provoking. Good post.
Tick
Tick
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Very nice shot of this tombstone! I agree with Tick about where the little one is really resting.
I always find it very sad when I see a grave of some one so young.
Gabrielle
I always find it very sad when I see a grave of some one so young.
Gabrielle
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