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Big Sky

Some of the markers were made of stone, while the more recent headstones were metal.
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Awesome color in this!
metal headstones? never seen that before...good eye Motts
That's metal? Looks like stone. Neato.
Love this shot Motts.
I second that, jude. ^_^
This one just is beautiful.
METAL? They couldn't even get fucking stainless steel? I say that assuming those marks are marks from being weathered. Whats the point of using metal grave markers if they just weather like stone does?
High quality stainless steel is expensive, but I'm betting that it's cheaper than marble or granite. But even stainless steel will corrode given time and the elements. In this picture though, it really looks like the marker is made of stone. It's so sad to see a cemetery that neglected.
Here's an alternat POV, inspired by someone close to me; we can't hold onto dead people forever.
I love how the trees appear to be standing a silent guard over the inhabitants of the cemetery.
It's like the world has forgotten these people, and reduced who they are to a mere number, but the trees have stood by as silent caretakers for these lost souls.
Fantastic.
Wow the trees and the sky in the background greatly add to this picture. Very nice shot Motts.
That's creepy, I'd never wander there at night!
so they're going to have to exume all of these??! Think of how interested those workers will be.
oh well ,as long as they get payed I guess they'll figure.
Excellent shot.
Great shot! Lots of character in this~
In big sky country I can lay down and sleep.
I see a skull. Its like the old EC comics way back in the day.

I can't look at any more of these stones.........
they are seen as only a number...

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