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Judging by the vines growing over the door of this crypt in the Passy Cemetery, in Paris, I'm going to say that it hasn't been opened in a very long time. [Linking back to Blue Monday and Macro Monday.] |
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Judging by the vines growing over the door of this crypt in the Passy Cemetery, in Paris, I'm going to say that it hasn't been opened in a very long time. [Linking back to Blue Monday and Macro Monday.] |
That’s the way they always look, just before they are opened from the inside. “Mwa ha ha ha.”
ReplyDeleteWhat an eye you have. I have just spent some time sifting through images of the smallest cemetery in Paris, final resting place of Debussy, Fauré, Berthe Morisot, and other friends, and nothing I saw was as arresting as your photo here. Not even this.
As if Jackson Pollack drizzled a gold filigree over a multitude of small Carrera marble blocks set with an exquisite turquoise medallion.
happy blue Monday
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Ah, a forgotten someone...
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Blue Monday!