I went to this graveyard after the storm. I always thought it was ridiculous when people had these huge tombs built for when they died. What difference does it make anyway? Even these structures fall into disarray.

Why slave for money when it can do nothing for you?

Very true... A nice but sad tone to these. I really like #1. etodd80 · 2009-01-01: 23:53

nice work. esp i like #1 slawecki · 2009-01-02: 03:13

very sombre, January-esque, i like the last one b thebaz · 2009-01-02: 05:26

And these are even small.. "Pour" Artemisia, little did she know when she decided to build her deceased husband the most splendid tomb ever, out of deep and unconditional love for him, that she would be starting a trend that would last for ages afterwards: the mausoleums... #4 is my favourite. Buzillius · 2009-01-02: 07:50

wah great set there! ur title realli strike my thoughts! makes me more cherish my family than material. NoreGretForeVer · 2009-01-02: 08:19

Well done! postscriptum · 2009-01-02: 08:35

Geniales tomas B&W. Buen trabajo :) AnadaAki · 2009-01-02: 10:51

i like one and two a lot =], very nice.. aznsamsation · 2009-01-02: 10:57

Great atmosphere! I'd love to have my ashes thrown into the ocean :)) leocheung · 2009-01-02: 11:28

Very sad indeed...but very true. I like the first and second shots...great work!!! lynnsgallery2 · 2009-01-02: 17:27

I don't get that either - at least they provide us with something interesting to look at when going to old cemeteries ????? · 2009-01-04: 04:11

true and life is short... happy new year to you emmetan · 2009-01-04: 04:40

that one with a snowy dog and perpetual care is really good Dragana · 2009-01-05: 15:04

i like the dog one too. these tombs may be useless to dead people but they make good photographs. they say a lot about life and death ????? · 2009-01-23: 19:29

The ghosts are interesting! ArtBee · 2009-02-07: 12:53

great. tobiasbrabanski · 2009-02-28: 07:02