St Brigid's

Flash of Red - Vintage#7

I like to visit old cemeteries, and these 2 graves caught my eye for some reason on our recent visit to Gunning & surrounding areas. I have no idea who Bridget Corcoran & Elizabeth Wright are, but they died 23 years apart, and because their graves are within the same fenced off section of the cemetery, I did wonder if they were mother & daughter. I would love to find out more about them….

[Dorothy]

I hope you’re able to learn more about. The grave stones are still in pretty good shape.

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful shot

[Diana]

Lovely capture and scene, they must have some connection to be buried together.

[haskar]

Great vintage capture.

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh what a poignant image, which really suits the vintage processing.

[Kathy A]

Nice shot. It certainly looks like it might be a family plot

[Susan Wakely]

It would be interesting to know their story.

[Casablanca]

They seem to be keeping an eye out on the other graves

[Beryl Lloyd]

Isolated here yet together - great in b/w

[Purdey (Sharon)]

Works so well in black and white.

[Chrissie]

Atmospheric

[Joan Robillard]

good bw

[Beverley]

Great photo

[Barb]

Striking photo! I love old cemeteries, too. Lots of great photo ops, usually.

[Tim L]

Nice choice for b&w, adds gravity to the graves

[Carole Sandford]

Works well in black & white.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Seems quite moving the way they are separated from the rest of the other graves, but together in the final resting place. Beautiful shot.

[Marj]

Fascinating info on the grave stones. A mystery of the two people. Really powerful in B & W