Digital BW, The Print

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Mark

On Dec 6, 2005, at 4:38 PM, Megan Milligan wrote:

> I don't know if this particular question has been posted before,  
> but I'm wondering if there's something of a tactful way to  
> photograph cemeteries.  I think they're some of the most beautiful  
> things to look at (older, more ornate headstones), and I'm  
> currently working on getting enough photographs for a section on my  
> website.
>
>   But, I've been the recipient of a few stares in the past.  So,  
> what's the most respectful and discreet way you would approach  
> this?  Use a point & shoot versus a fullsize camera like a DSLR?   
> Keep it hidden in a piece of clothing until you don't see anyone  
> looking at you and then take the picture?  Maybe take pictures at  
> night or early  morning when fewer people might be around?  Talk to  
> the groundskeeper about maybe setting up an appointment to be  
> accompanied by them to do some photography?  Any advise is greatly  
> appreciated.
>
>   Megan
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