167 Comments for Mount Moriah Cemetery

I'm not entirely sure, as it's been such a long time!

What part of Mount Moriah was this taken? I have ventured these grounds for 7 years and have yet to see this one.

It seems to me some vol. could come together and clean this once beautiful place up, haunting and beautiful it still is.

This is an example of why trees/shrubs should never be planted next graves unless you would think this is okay to happen.l

Someone has probably stolen it by now.

This looks as though it depicts the Gods attitude toward society for allowing this place to be neglected- Angry!

Beautiful and serene photo!

To whom it may concern:
I'm am a pro photographer aswell and i very much enjoy your your website and your style of photography.

These are beautifully haunting photos done perfectly in black and white. Love your website and photos, Tom. Would not want to have to wander around this place alone, though.

just by looking at the pix ... is scary i bet adrenaline was just not enough to hold your self in that place.. good pix

Stunning photographs, well done!

Oh my gosh, that's gorgeous!

Brilliant really enjoyed these photos there is something timeless about looking at these monuments and you wonder about the person whose life they represent.

The two-tone effect is likely the result of the metal inside the concrete being near or at the surface of the point. This would be similar to what happens on the north side of a roof below the vent pipes. The residue from the metal flowing down kills the fungus that causes the black stains. Zinc is particularly efficient at doing this and keeping a shingle roof from turning black.

I think Ellen is relatively safe from any bad luck at this point. She can take her chances without much worry.