Watson Art Studio

Stopping by again.
My wife and I have visited this little cemetery a few times. The most interesting part to me has always been this little tomb type structure and the questions it brings. Why is it there? Why is it empty? Why does it have windows? Answers to these questions will probably never come but the weather stained structure has always had a visual appeal to me. I have tried to photograph it many times with limited success. Today, I was fully armed with my smallest camera and I finally pulled it off. While I was taking the first photo, my wife called to me and said "you should see it from this angle with the way the light is hitting it." She wasn't wrong, hence the second photograph.
I am very happy with these shots. The change of gear which allowed me to see things differently and the winter light made for the perfect combo. Sometimes it pays to stop by again.
Photographed with my 1954 Nikon S2 Rangefinder on Ilford FP4 film.

The Loner
Photographed with my 1954 Nikon S2 Rangefinder on Ilford FP4 film.

Rooted
Photographed with my 1954 Nikon S2 Rangefinder with Ilford FP4 film.

As it is in life, so it is in death. Some people have to isolate themselves from the rest, and fence themselves in.
Photographed with my 1954 Nikon S2 Rangefinder on Ilford FP4 film.