WW1 photography.

Arneken · Feb 20, 2008

Living in Flandres gives you the oppurtunity to shoot pictures of graves. I really hate to do it sometimes. Especially when you read "From you're beloved family/Son/Daughter/Wife/..."

Sad ...

I trie to find the light in my photographs to give graves a more "happier" sight. Just something I trie to do.

More will follow.

Greetings Arne(ken)

evangilder · Feb 20, 2008

Nice. It's a nice memorial to the fallen.

Bernhart · Feb 20, 2008

chinese labourer is an interesting one

B-17engineer · Feb 20, 2008

Arneken,
Good to see you on this forum as well as the ww2f.com forum!

Very Nice Pictures!

Njaco · Feb 20, 2008

Nice pics, Arn. Great shots!

Wayne Little · Feb 21, 2008

Yes nice shots, thanks for sharing.

Arneken · Feb 21, 2008

Bernhart said:
chinese labourer is an interesting one

Indeed he is.

Name: TWON CHENG CHI
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Labourer
Regiment/Service: Chinese Labour Corps
Unit Text: 2nd Coy.
Date of Death: 05/11/1918
Service No: 26442
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: II. B. 25.
Cemetery: KEZELBERG MILITARY CEMETERY

Thanks again mates. Some more pictures are coming up.

timshatz · Feb 21, 2008

Great shots. Thanks for posting.

Pisis · Mar 1, 2008

Good pictures. The picture "Aud diesem Friedhof ruhen 47864 Deutsche Soldaten" makes you really think... Anybody read Reamrque?

Speaking about interesting graves, I have some shots from Prague WW2 cemetery. Here: http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/ww2-general/prague-world-war-ii-cemetery-11593.html

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