St. Paul

Posted by Walt (Scarborough, Canada) on 5 August 2007 in Cityscape & Urban.

A shot in the cemetary at St. Paul's in Halifax. Beautiful old tombstones from the 1700s. Alexander Keith is buried there, but we couldn't find his gravestone.

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Comments (13)

Saed from Mashhad, Iran

Great job!

5 Aug 2007 5:09am

ally (: from Singapore, Singapore

hmm.... may i enquire who is Alexander Keith? :p

5 Aug 2007 7:26am

@ally (:: He was Canada's first certified brewmaster. I have a pint of his India Pale Ale every Friday after work, whether I need it or not. (I usually do.)

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Great job on the photo.

5 Aug 2007 12:52pm

Celialee from Kyoto, Japan

Indeed, they are beautiful. And thanks for the info on Alexander Keith.

5 Aug 2007 1:07pm

Lorraine from Canada

Really, Canada's first certified brewmaster? I hope you find it, I'd be curious to see what 'grateful men' leave on the grounds beside his tombstone ;)

5 Aug 2007 1:31pm

Jen from Alpharetta, United States

Love graveyard shots...nicely done

5 Aug 2007 2:01pm

Rags from Plano, United States

I like the composition. This pic is a reminder to me that i will not live forever. I need to make the most of today. Thank you!

5 Aug 2007 2:52pm

Tim from Bordeaux, France

A really nice shot...!

5 Aug 2007 4:26pm

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

I like this composition. Thank you for the background info, too.

5 Aug 2007 5:36pm

Rafael from Askøy, Norway

I like this composition. Have you tried i B/W?

5 Aug 2007 10:01pm

@Rafael: Not yet, but a graveyard shot IS a good candidate...I'll give it a shot.

alex from United States

WELL CAUGHT

6 Aug 2007 12:06am

Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia

Nice lines and textures in this composition.

6 Aug 2007 4:52am

Dave Mac from Toronto, Canada

Amazing! I'd love to visit this place.

7 Aug 2007 5:06pm

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