On guard!

Caramel on the lookout as she takes a pause in our walk through the

lepers cemetery.Thank you for your comment-Laurent

I was examining those unique markers and suddenly found Caramelle (I should read first).  She seems to have found the coolest spot there... Mike

It was a hot day and Caramelle was seeking shaded spots;I guess I was also affected by the abnormally warm September temperatures as I even stumbelled when I spelled Caramelle's name in my request for critique. The unique markers are for a unique cemetery reserved for those taken by leprosy,a rather scarce illness rarely encountered on our continent.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

Very unique, well captured. Caramel's presents allows some lightness to a potentially somber subject.

By coincidence, I shot a local cemetary today. Some residents born in 1802. My area did not become a state until 1854, so these were definitely pioneers/settlers. 'Just developed the film tonight - first roll developed in 40+ yrs, so I can't yet share the mono images. There's a strong feeling or sense that goes with shooting or being around a concrete reminder of mortality.

Nice, bright, but somber.  Good repetition.  Larry

Thank you for looking in and for the so right observation.Shooting in a cemetery imposes a quiet respect for those whom reside below and pushes one to ponder on how they spent their passage above.In a site as yours with occupants whom carved history or in one like this reserved to those whom succombed to a terrible isolating illness,this sense is that much more stronger.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

Thank you for the kind appreciation.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent