More snow, more black and white. Again, shooting near dark, handheld. The street lights in town give off an orange glow and give my pictures a funky tone and the black and white conversion works really good. The first two are of the cemetery behind the firehouse. Known as God's Acre it is the final resting place of some of Shippensburg's first settlers and war veterans from as far back as the American Revolution. I've been in
here before. The last shot is the First Church of God just west of the firehouse (another
frequent visitor to the Outskirts). That is the fence to the cemetery on the right of the walk. (p.s. I'll post the additional pictures from the Royal firehouse another day. Until then enjoy these snowy picture.)
More snow, more black and white. Again, shooting near dark, handheld. The street lights in town give off an orange glow and give my pictures a funky tone and the black and white conversion works really good. The first two are of the cemetery behind the firehouse. Known as God's Acre it is the final resting place of some of Shippensburg's first settlers and war veterans from as far back as the American Revolution. I've been in here before. The last shot is the First Church of God just west of the firehouse (another frequent visitor to the Outskirts). That is the fence to the cemetery on the right of the walk. (p.s. I'll post the additional pictures from the Royal firehouse another day. Until then enjoy these snowy picture.)
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