Riverview Cemetery, Henrietta, New York - Nikon D300 - an interesting pocket cemetery, as I like to call them; small enough to fit in your pocket.

Oak Hill Cemetery, Newburyport, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - a blackened background was important to direct the focus.

Old Tennent Cemetery, Manalapan, New Jersey - Nikon D300

First Parish Burying Ground, Gloucester, MA - Nikon D300

Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord, Massachusetts - Canon EOS 5D - Louisa May Alcott was an American novelist, short story writer, and poet best known as the author of the novel Little Women and its sequels Little Men and Jo's Boys. (There’s one other photo of her grave in these pages.)

Oak Hill Cemetery, Newburyport, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - it took some highlighting to get this capture to work.

Laurel Hill Cemetery, Reading, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - the shadow of the gravestone has that Spiny Norman Hedgehog look about it, so let’s have some fun.

Old North Burying Ground, Ipswich, MA - Nikon D300 - a lot of talent behind this stonework. It’s as though Preacher Man wants to speak his mind.

St. Andrew’s Cemetery, Staten Island, New York - Olympus C3100Z

St. Andrew’s Cemetery, Staten Island, New York - Olympus C3100Z - an interesting composition all around, especially the church windows in the background.

Old Tennent Cemetery, Manalapan, New Jersey - Nikon D300 - quite sure I’ll come up with another play on the Rolling Stones.

Persons Pioneer Cemetery, Sheldon, New York - Nikon D300 - the two worlds apart startles me sometimes. This was one of those times.

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York - Nikon D300 - it’s about the size of a college dorm room.

Old North End Burying Ground, Ipswich, MA - Nikon D300 - Theresa stood out so I gave her the recognition.

Dunmore Cemetery, Dunmore, Pennsylvania - Nikon D300 - can’t get any straighter than this tree, Helen’s tree.

Dunmore Cemetery, Dunmore, Pennsylvania - Nikon D300

St. Peter's UCC, Fleetwood, Pennsylvania - Nikon D300 - as you can tell, this photo was part of a larger photo. I want what my creative mind’s eye tells me I want. Actually, there’s a large headstone on the left side that I didn’t want in the final cut. It drew your attention away from the church, path, sky, and the remaining headstones.

Shawnee Cemetery, Plymouth, Pennsylvania - Nikon D300 - another sad ending - asylum, orphanage, pandemic of 1918?

Shawnee Cemetery, Plymouth, Pennsylvania - Nikon D300 - a very charismatic cemetery. However, you must be very careful in the back area. It doesn’t like ankles. LOL

The Evergreens Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York - Olympus C3100Z

The Evergreens Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York - Olympus C3100Z - enhanced acid rain decay so prevalent in cemeteries in or near big cities.

Old First Parish Burying Ground, Rockport, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - setting sun and a thick misty fog, what more can you ask for?

Oak Hill Cemetery, Newburyport, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - simple, from my first trip to Oak Hill. Another cemetery full of charisma.

Laurel Hill Cemetery, Reading Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - another fun capture. My thanks to Monty Python’s Flying Circus for the lead characters. There’s another one or two with Dinsdale and Spiny Norman on these pages. And I had some creative fun with the background tree.

The Corner Cemetery, Amesbury, Massachusetts - Nikon D300

Old Linebrook Cemetery, Ipswich, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - perfect natural light once again.

Goodleburg Cemetery, Wales, New York - Nikon D300 - no ghosts in this one either - a most haunted cemetery.

Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Plains, Pennsylvania - Nikon D300 - a nice DOF on this one. Important!

Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Plains, Pennsylvania - Nikon D300

Old Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Massachusetts - Nikon D300

Upper Octorara Church Cemetery, Parkesburg, Pennsylvania - Nikon D300 - Wm Stewart is married to Susanna, but seems to be cozying up to Jane who is married to Wm Davis. And Jane is obliging Wm Stewart. A veritable cemetery soap opera.

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York - Olympus C3100Z

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York - Nikon D300

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York - Olympus C3100Z - there is a vertical version on page 4. I’ve also added a little antique tone to this one.

Lakeside Cemetery, Wakefield, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - sometimes distant backgrounds play well in my art. Insignificant to most others, I liked the 3 gravestones in background right.

Salem Street Burying Ground, Medford, Massachusetts - Nikon D300

Oak Hill Cemetery, Newburyport, Massachusetts - Nikon D300

Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, Los Angeles, California - Canon EOS 5D Mark III

South Byfield Cemetery, South Byfield, MA - Canon EOS 5D Mach II - a little Lord of the Rings thing went through my head as I was shooting this one.

Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord, Massachusetts - Canon EOS 5D - 18 years old and just entering adult womanhood, so sad.

Mt. Hope Cemetery, Rochester, New York - Nikon D300 - Tel in Hebrew means hill or mound.

Ancient Burying Ground, Beverly, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - or Who’s Been Sleeping on My Grave? Not a happy winged skull.

Ancient Burying Ground, Beverly, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - LOL, vague memories of playing in a playground. Sadly, no preschool for this guy. I went straight into kindergarten at P.S.79 in Whitestone, Queens, NY.

Union Cemetery, Amesbury, Massachusetts - Olympus C3100Z

South Street Cemetery, Portsmouth, New Hampshire - Nikon D300 - just one of those crazy perspectives, but it works in an artsy way.

Calvary Cemetery, Gloucester, Massachusetts - Nikon D300 - the laser engravings work for me, though I still favor the old world look. As they say, every picture is worth a thousand words.

Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts - Canon EOS 5D Mark II

Old Hill Burying Ground, Newburyport, MA - Nikon D300

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY - Nikon D300

Lakeside Cemetery, Wakefield, Massachusetts - Canon EOS 5D Mark II

United Hebrew Cemetery, Staten Island, New York - Olympus C3100Z - it’s so hard for me to wrap my head around. While working on the family genealogy, my ex-wife being Jewish I encountered many in her family that perished at the hands of the Nazi.