Comments on: 11 Tips for Taking Pictures in a Cemetery http://www.stoneangels.net/11-tips-for-taking-pictures-in-a-cemetery/ Death, Mourning & the Afterlife Sun, 13 Nov 2011 23:45:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Hans Moleman http://www.stoneangels.net/11-tips-for-taking-pictures-in-a-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Hans Moleman Wed, 11 Nov 2009 06:56:07 +0000 http://stoneangels.net/?p=5#comment-3 Good tips, but I disagree about cemetery shots lacking punch in well diffused light (cloudy day). All of the finest cemetery shots that I have on 120/135 format AGFA Scala 200x (shot at EI 200) and 120 format Adox/Efke 25 (shot at EI 25, developed in 1+100 Rodinal) were made during cloudy days...the detail that is recorded is amazing, as well as the "captured" mood. The best day to shoot in a cemetery, IMHO, is on a cloudy day with well diffused light and little chance of precipitation. Good tips, but I disagree about cemetery shots lacking punch in well diffused light (cloudy day). All of the finest cemetery shots that I have on 120/135 format AGFA Scala 200x (shot at EI 200) and 120 format Adox/Efke 25 (shot at EI 25, developed in 1+100 Rodinal) were made during cloudy days…the detail that is recorded is amazing, as well as the “captured” mood.

The best day to shoot in a cemetery, IMHO, is on a cloudy day with well diffused light and little chance of precipitation.

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