This green and pleasant land

I like how Elizabeth Green has now become etched in green,
and I find the simple, mossy cross quite moving in its way.

(sooc)

[Sean]

Great find! Very cool. I haven't seen that on a headstone before.

[Juliette Packham]

great shot - and good spot - agree the way the moss has laid itself into the enbossing is really cool - great job Matt

[Kalexa]

Great find. Nature has added a special touch.

[Loose Images]

Lovely, well spotted. I was in a raveyard earlier this week and took some of the graves with moss 'embossing' on them. Love them.

[Trina P Holub]

Matt, this is great. Love the way the moss is transforming the text.

[Rick Schies]

Neat image and it gives the stone nice highlights.

[Carolyn White]

Lovely find. :0)

[Denise]

Nicely captured details.

[Judith Greenwood]

How nice - there's something very moving about it being flat and returning to the Earth

[Pat Knowles]

This simple graves stone is a beautiful memorial gone back to nature !

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

What a great find! You definitely have an eye for seeing things in a whole new light.

[B]

Still find it endearing that Mrs Greene has got green embracing her stone. :) It's like she has her own chuckle at it all.

[Jenn]

I was thinking the same as Bekki. If I was Ms. Greene, I'd think this was pretty funny :)

[Tonje]

I love how the grass and the moss have framed and coloured their own parts, as if by agreement.

[Maryellen Bauer]

Very nice....love the grass and moss. And it is a little funny that her name is "Green".