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By: Gabrielle Willson
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Gabrielle Willson {Karma:7978}
Project	#42 Moody Landscape	Camera Model	nikon8700
Categories	People	Film Format
Portfolio	Ellington In memoriam England	Lens	fixed
Uploaded	8/8/2004	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Location	City - Ellington State - CAMBRIDGESHIRE Country - United Kingdom
About	This was taken in the churchyard in Ellington as was: http://www.usefilm.com/image/513392.html http://www.usefilm.com/image/502981.html http://www.usefilm.com/image/499913.html I am experimenting by changing the image from colour to black and white as I have been so impressed with the power of other peoples black and white images

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Gabrielle Willson {K:7978} 8/15/2004

This was the original. I admit I took it too hastily. I was out on a walk with my sister and trying not to slow our progress down too much.

Gabrielle Willson {K:7978} 8/15/2004

I tried it without the other headstones but I didnt like it so I posted the image pretty much as it was taken - other than the colour of course. Thanks for the comment!

Peggy Christine Skinner {K:26936} 8/15/2004

B/W does tend to give cemetery shots a more sombre edge. I might have cropped the headstones above or got the tops of them in the frame as well. You have set a soft melancholy mood.

Jim Loy

{K:31373} 8/8/2004

Are you PS'ing the change? Or just setting your camera to B/W?

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