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Riverside Cemetery
2008.02.22
Houchens
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I just had to...
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Working on my repeating patterns...
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This is the head of a full-bodied, life-size statue of Magdalena Fredericks, wife of Fred Woehrle, died Oct 8, 1901, aged 75 years.
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I thought the lion was interesting with the snow hat...
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The bright gold and red against the sharp black really caught my eye.
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I thought this was great:
My Son Ricky, May you dance in our hearts forever. |
Here's Ricky...
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Now this looks like a guy who knows how to party!
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Try to do more landscape to add variety to the closeups.
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But on the statue above, there was this carving... Could have composed it better.
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I just couldn't cut this one from today's post. The combination of the pillar with the name "bolted" to it, along with the statue (Mary?) is very unique.
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i thought this little pavilion was serene, nestled among the trees.
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A fresh grave awaiting a resident...
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The red bow on the mausoleum really caught my eye across the grounds.
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[16 photos] According to the book "Cleveland By Foot", "Riverside Cemetery is a 90-acre oasis of serene beauty in the midst of city and freeway traffic and nearby steel mills." Even covered in a fresh blanket of snow, it was easy to see that this cemetery is well maintained, which is a sharp contrast to the others I have photographed this year.
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Category: Ohio - Cleveland - Old Brooklyn
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