Picture of the Day!

[Tipsy Gypsy]

Milord's aunt and uncle have a backyard view of a cemetery. Quite pretty, actually, and at least the neighbors are quiet .

Nice shot!

[Irelandraven]

How would you like this to be your back yard?

Bloody brilliant!

I am a Paranormal Investigator so this as my backyard would be ideal.

Beautiful shot, I have numerous pictures of cemeteries but nothin like this.

[lordwriothsley]

From the Pagan Ball on Halloween:

Who were those two in the photo if you don't mind me asking?

[VIII]

How would you like this to be your back yard?

My parents lived next door to a graveyard. Mom always said, "We have quiet neighbors."

[Sir Samuel]

I AT ONE TIME LIVED RIGHT BESIDE A GRAVEYARD..... THE NEIGHBORS RARELY COMPLAINED ABOUT THE LOUD MUSIC.... I DID SAY RARELY

[NorthBayDreamer]

The folks in this pic were just two people I had just met at the party, I never got their names.

[DeadBishop]

Here's a pseudo-infrared image I did of a local art deco water tower. 

[Sitara]

Neat!

[renfairephotog]

Very cool  shot DB.

[Poldugarian Warrior]

Thats a cool tower, here in Michigan in a small village they have a water tower sort of like the one in Chicago that looks like a medieval castle skinny look out tower. It was built some time I think in the 1800's out in Belleville.

[lordwriothsley]

Cool Shot DB. Thanks for sharing.

[Tipsy Gypsy]

Wow, DB, ever read Atlas Shrugged? That reminds me of the Xylophone. Very cool shot.

[DeadBishop]

Thats a cool tower, here in Michigan in a small village they have a water tower sort of like the one in Chicago that looks like a medieval castle skinny look out tower. It was built some time I think in the 1800's out in Belleville.

There's one like that here too.  Several, in fact.  I'll have to go back out and shoot the rest of them.

[Poldugarian Warrior]

I wonder how common they are in the U.S. and maybe the world. They seem to be quite important to be engineered with such art, and strong structure.

[Malcolm]

I wonder how common they are in the U.S. and maybe the world. They seem to be quite important to be engineered with such art, and strong structure.

If you had ever lived without running water, you would know how important water towers were. They tell the world, "This place has running water. We are a modern city."