Rest in Peace

For years, I’ve had a fascination with old graveyards, pioneer cemeteries and roadside memorials. I find them spooky, beautiful, restful, and endlessly captivating.

Pidgeon Perch

Five Crosses

Once Visited

Requiem 02

Once Upon A Time A Family 02

In Christ_s Care Now

Graves San Fernando Mission 2

Palms, Lilies and Broken Panes

Rusty Skull

Stone Angel Metarie Cemetery New Orleans Louisiana 2017

Stockton Angel 2 B

Stockton Crypt

Margarit Holyoke Salem Graveyard

Mother_s Ashes

Four Statues

Veil of Webs

Pink Blossoms at the Cemetery

Layers of Memories

Stockton Little Angel 2 B

Little Stone Angel

Cross and Pinecones

Holy Angel Metarie Cemetery New Orleans 2017

Archangels

In Christ_s Care Now

The Cellophane Bouquet 02

Stockton Angel 1

Emma Long Ago

Lillies in Blue Willow

Under Lock (2)

Fallen Frame

Casket and Vase

Forgotten Graves Nevada City

Angel Asheville Cemetery

Ancient Sage

Jacob Nusloch St Louis Cemetery #1 New Orleans B 2017

Statue Roost

Forested Graves Berlin Cemetery BW

Giant Lilies A

Little Angel Lone Fir Cemetery Portland

Dome and crossbones

Graveyard in snow

Recoletta Cat 3 bw

Graveyard Angel Savannah 3 BW

Archangels

Roadside Memorial Antelope Valley

Pussywillows Nevada City 2

Crying Statue Metarie Cemetery New Orleans Louisiana 2017

Recoleta Columns and Arch

Veil of Webs

Little Angel Metarie Cemetery New Orleans 2017

Jacob Nusloch St Louis Cemetery #1 New Orleans B 2017

Tanks and Cemetery near New Orleans Louisiana 2017

Jewish Cemetery Prague

Hugo Schreiber Berlin

Green and Black Tears

Moonlight over crosses

Two Graves Lone Fir Cemetery Portland

At Rest with Carnations bw

Stone Angel and Cross Metarie Cemetery New Orleans Louisiana 2017

Visiting the Mausoleum

Forever Asleep Nevada City

Mausoleum Lone Fir Cemetery Portland

Jesus in Web

Tears in Stone New Orleans 2017

Madonna Recoleta 2

Pottery and flower

Floral Embellishment Grave Lone Fir Cemetery Portland

Lizzie's Grave Hood River BW

Angel with Ivy Hair

Headless Girl Asheville Cemetery

The Lamp Once Shone

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