"Satan and Pat"

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By: Nick Russill
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Nick Russill {Karma:929}
Project	#18 Beneath Your Feet	Camera Model	Canon EOS 10D
Categories	Pets	Film Format
Portfolio	Wales	Lens	Canon 100 mm f/2 USM
Uploaded	5/20/2004	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
		ISO / Film Speed	16
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United Kingdom
About	Two remote graves to "Satan" and "Pat" discovered by a friend in the grounds of Plas Culybebyll in the Neath Valley. Apparently, each year a daffodil (which can be seen in the photo) grows out of Pat's grave but not Satan's. Wonder who they were...

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Marcy Massura {K:1848} 5/21/2004

God- this is bizarre. I would love to research these folks. Who the heck is named SATAN? Great capture.

Dirck DuFlon {K:35779} 5/21/2004

Interesting shot, Nick! For some reason I get the impression that these are the graves of someone's beloved pets... Maybe because there is no birth date included (and, of course, the name 'Satan'! Not too many people around with a name like that! :)
I love the dappled sunlight in scenes like this, although you've got a couple of hot spots there. A little more contrast might help give this better depth, too.

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