Guadalupe Cemetery: Blue

@Linerberry: Trying to just show and not to denigrate. I entered this cemetery thinking it looked full of photographic possiblity, as you may see in coming posts, and it didn't dawn on me immediately that the graves upon which so much attention had been lavished were the graves of children. This always gives me pause, but my hope and intent is to document the different ways in which lost loved ones are remembered.

@MadScientist: Trying to just show and not to denigrate. I entered this cemetery thinking it looked full of photographic possiblity, as you may see in coming posts, and it didn't dawn on me immediately that the graves upon which so much attention had been lavished were the graves of children. This always gives me pause, but my hope and intent is to document the different ways in which lost loved ones are remembered.

@JoeB: Trying to just show and not to denigrate. I entered this cemetery thinking it looked full of photographic possiblity, as you may see in coming posts, and it didn't dawn on me immediately that the graves upon which so much attention had been lavished were the graves of children. This always gives me pause, but my hope and intent is to document the different ways in which lost loved ones are remembered.

@bluechameleon: Trying to just show and not to denigrate. I entered this cemetery thinking it looked full of photographic possiblity, as you may see in coming posts, and it didn't dawn on me immediately that the graves upon which so much attention had been lavished were the graves of children. This always gives me pause, but my hope and intent is to document the different ways in which lost loved ones are remembered.

@Julian Kilsby: Trying to just show and not to denigrate. I entered this cemetery thinking it looked full of photographic possiblity, as you may see in coming posts, and it didn't dawn on me immediately that the graves upon which so much attention had been lavished were the graves of children. This always gives me pause, but my hope and intent is to document the different ways in which lost loved ones are remembered.

@grant: Trying to just show and not to denigrate. I entered this cemetery thinking it looked full of photographic possiblity, as you may see in coming posts, and it didn't dawn on me immediately that the graves upon which so much attention had been lavished were the graves of children. This always gives me pause, but my hope and intent is to document the different ways in which lost loved ones are remembered.

@lisa v: The interesting ones, which usually means the old ones. For us Americans and you Aussies that probably doesn't mean very old --most of what I can find around here isn't going to be any older than mid 1800's.