Ghosts of La Grange
The Old City Cemetery in La Grange has been used for burials since before 1840. Texas was its own republic and Austin had just been made the capital.
- When: Sunday, October 24th, 2009, around dusk
- Where: Old City Cemetery in La Grange, TX
- Camera: Old ’60s Nikkormat FT (dead light meter) with a dented and beaten 50mm prime lens mounted on a 2x teleconverter
- Film: ASA 100 AgfaPhoto CT Precisa color slide film, processed normally (E6), but pushed 2 stops
There’s a lot of statues of emotional angels. Most are sad, a few look angry, but there was at least one that was apathetic—palms up, shoulders flexed, head tilted in an “Eh?”
Oct 24, 2009
Photos
Analog Galleries
Tennessee Gothic
In Tennessee, my grandfather showed me land our family used to own. Most tracts remain as they have for 100 years—no condos or strip malls
Tennessee Gothic Nov 26, 2010
A Lion in Summer
Sleeping lions, swimming tigers and bored bears, all in color-free glory
A Lion in Summer Aug 21, 2010