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Joe Gstettner @joegste@mastodon.social · Jul 26, 2026
Where to look for a silent Sunday in Vienna? Of course the Central (Main) Cemetery is always an option. Especially the old jewish part is a wonderful place to keep out the modern turbulent world with all the crazy stuff going on. It is a quiet silence between those old tombstones, seldom another person crosses your way. It is you, your thoughts and the history of a city, a society and culture. Camera: Leica Q2 Edit: some #silentSunday #photography #photo #vienna #cemetery #history #jewish
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Ancestry Roads @AncestryRoads@genealysis.social · Jul 24, 2026
God give me a moment's grace. 85% of my family lives in the towns that were flooded in West Virginia on Wednesday. While all are safe, many of my family & friends lost their homes and businesses. This is not a wealthy area. These are hard working people. And no one hears about the devastation or cares because it's #WestVirginia My Dad is buried under those flood waters and we still do not know the condition of the #cemetery. He wouldn't care about himself. As a first responder, he would tell us to stop worrying about him and help as many others as we can. So that is what I am doing. 7" in one hour. Spare a thought for West Virginians. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/west-virginia-flash-floods-national-guard/
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~meoralis~ @meoralis@pixelfed.social · Jul 05, 2026
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Obsidian Urbex Photography @ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social · Jul 01, 2026
☠️ The silent scream! This stone skull that sits in the shade of 200-year-old beech trees; the grave itself is over 150 years old. The skull’s mouth is grotesquely agape in a centuries-long silent scream, resting on a pillow of crossed femur bones. Bright green moss covers the gravestone, accentuating the hollow eye sockets and the tortured grimace of the macabre. Grave of Antoine Michel Wemaer, Bruges, Belgium #Bruges #Gravestone #Cemetery #Macabre #Photography #Skull #Horror #Spooky
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Obsidian Urbex Photography @ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social · Jun 07, 2026
🪦 Who loves spooky graveyards? I shot these on repurposed x-ray film called "Bones" with my 1970s camera. Moody shots with grit, grunge and scratches, all from the raw film; these are NOT edited. These are scans of the real strips of film, right down to the rough, rounded sprocket holes! More about this film and more photos - https://www.obsidianurbexphotography.com/blog/bones-35mm-film-review-photos/ #London #FilmPhotography #Cemetery #Photography #Graveyard #35mmFilm #BlackAndWhite
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Privatarchiv Köster Olsberg @privatarchiv@olsberg.social · May 03, 2026
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Obsidian Urbex Photography @ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social · May 03, 2026
☠️ Death is the only certainty in life. It is a concept we often avoid, yet it remains the singular constant for every one of us. Over the years I have explored and photographed many locations associated with this finality. My visits took me through crematoriums, mortuaries, and chapels of rest. I also frequent old crypts and overgrown graveyards, finding peace and beauty among these resting places. #Photography #Mementomori #Death #Funeral #Crypt #Graveyard #Cemetery #Gravestone
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Lorraine Evans @deathhistorian@mastodonapp.uk · Feb 11, 2026
Exploring the subject of mortality symbolism, in all its many guises, would not be complete without a nod to our furry companions. As such, we are delighted that Dr Lucja Lange will be joining the Symbols of Mortality Conference, next week, to discuss her work on pet memorials. #archaeology #history #cemetery #pets
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