I shot this at the
Neshaminy Cemetery. I've driven by it many times and finally decided to visit. It is an active cemetery yet it contains graves from the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Some headstones are so old, it's difficult or impossible to read the inscriptions. The link above takes you to a website that has some other shots of the cemetery.
The quaint chapel can be seen from the road and catches your eye. The deepness of the blue in the sky can be attributed to the Circular Polarizer.
Canon EF 24-105mm L f4 IS USM lens
28mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/200 sec @ f10
ISO 200
Circular Polarizer used
Curves adjusted for contrast
It has an interesting bell that is currently not functioning. In the US, we are amazed at buildings that are one or two hundred years old, yet in Europe and Asia, buildings many times this age are not uncommon.
Canon EF 24-105mm L f4 IS USM lens
88mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/250 sec @ f7.1
ISO 200
Circular Polarizer used
Curves adjusted for contrast
OK, this is a creepy one. I took a shot of the back of the headstones and originally converted it to B&W in Lightroom. It looked OK, but it lacked something. I made a virtual copy of the original and applied a
WOW Preset (B&W #2). These are a free download and some of them are quite interesting. I think this one is positively evil.
Canon EF 24-105mm L f4 IS USM lens
24mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/100 sec @ f7.1
ISO 200
Circular Polarizer used
Curves adjusted for contrast