167 Comments for Mount Moriah Cemetery

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So very beautiful & moving; cracked eroded relaxed soulful kneeling angel, with flowers, is guarding a dead´s whole life....
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Beautiful
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Magnificent.. I love your photography, so much feeling in each picture!
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What an interesting photo! Like an ancient city amerging from a nuclear event.
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That hand is amazing! Im surprised a bird hasn't built a nest in it.
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I LOVE infrared! These are going to be Awesome Pics! Thanks Motts!
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What an impressive photo. These were the years before most states had mandatory vaults underground covering the casket i assume.
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What a Picture - all dreamy far-out fantasy, good choice the infrared. It is splendid.
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This spectacular column has now been cleared free as of June 15th 2015. It has three steps: imagine!
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SKILL MAN! Thank you so much, Motts, for this enchanting Gallery;
the dreamy fantasy infrared pictures +The Subject triggers my "old-school teacher curiosity".
There is a FB-page dipicting many friendly-looking men + women, wearing gloves/work-clothes, and clearing up Mount Moriah Cementary: June 22nd.2015. They even have a big Garbage-truck.
So you have done well showing the overgrowth; as some will now apparently be taken away.
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Great gallery. I love to wander through cemeteries. This style of photo gives a surreal appearance to the graves. Love it. Thanks for posting this.
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N it is a molded stump. In a cemetery near me the family had additional smaller logs molded to out line the entire family plot. They can be quite elaborate if the family added their own touch.
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It goes from a jungle to rather neat. The stones are stunning. Much love went into these headstones.
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Like a jungle there. So lush.
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Canopic jars for the organs. I actually have two here (no organs) from our trip to Egypt years ago. They are very beautiful, usually carved.
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Were any of the old tombstones still able to be read?