464 Comments for La Crypte des Fleurs

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I would not dare open it.
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OMJ! That lady is gonna give me nightmares lol
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This might be one of my favorite galleries. Beautiful.
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Motts, THIS should be a wallpaper. It's beautiful.
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I don't think it's "provided with the help of the church", but more likely "[deceased] with the comforts of religion" ie, she passed away believing in Christ and the afterlife.
Also, I'd say the "regrets" means that the people who interred her regret her passing, that is, "you will be missed".
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I am at a loss for words in this gallery, unbelieveable! Everyone above said it all, especially JAVA.

Thank you!!!
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These glasses are called pince nez, and these were standard back then, such as our regular glasses today. Also what do you think that slanted cross represents?
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Hi there. I'm new to your site Motts. I'm extremely intrigued by how beautiful your photos are. I just can't stop looking.
A.S.V.......I think you're right, it does look like as though a child had been removed. But there is such a beautiful contrast from the soft lining in the casket, to the rough walls in the background.
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Thank you bill jones
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Who would have known?
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the finish is uncasketlike
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silent
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that cross is interesting (inter - resting)
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it cracked