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January 30, 2012

Walker, Nunhead on Flickr.Via Flickr:
Mamiya 7ii, Mamiya 43mm f/4.5L, Rollei Retro 80s details of which, unless you are interested in cameras you can heartily ignore.
I must have been to Nunhead six or seven times so far - there are a couple of rolls being developed now. It has been a great find with so many unexpected things to search out. I think its probably drawing to an end.
I took a snap of this grave on 35mm back in the autumn and, although I liked the shot, it didn’t go with the mood of the rest of the series because it was too grainy. I went back to look at the scan and the urn was in place in the niche. Entropy is continuous and unstoppable, fellow humans, and I would have you remember that fact before you put your faith in legacy in stones. Your monument’s tenancy will be as brief as you yourself were.

Via Flickr:
Mamiya 7ii, Mamiya 43mm f/4.5L, Rollei Retro 80s details of which, unless you are interested in cameras you can heartily ignore.

I must have been to Nunhead six or seven times so far - there are a couple of rolls being developed now. It has been a great find with so many unexpected things to search out. I think its probably drawing to an end.

I took a snap of this grave on 35mm back in the autumn and, although I liked the shot, it didn’t go with the mood of the rest of the series because it was too grainy. I went back to look at the scan and the urn was in place in the niche. Entropy is continuous and unstoppable, fellow humans, and I would have you remember that fact before you put your faith in legacy in stones. Your monument’s tenancy will be as brief as you yourself were.

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