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Forever Young

© Pamela Shane

Forever Young

Uploaded: September 09, 2009

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Shot this last winter. This little boy was a mere 4 yrs. old in 1920. As I thought about him, it occurred to me, that in his family's eyes - he will always remain forever young. Shot on an angle, slight crop.

Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.33, ExposureTime: 1/320 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 250, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 70.00 mm, Model: NIKON D200

Comments

Monnie Ryan September 09, 2009

Poignant capture, Pamela -- always sad to see the little ones. #1178502

Robert R. Goodman September 09, 2009

Hi Pamela,How sad but a beautiful image.We have a old grave site out here you would like my friend.It's called Poston Butte.A 250 foot butte that sits in middle of the valley with just a lone grave at the top!!!!!!! #7928913

Ron McEwan September 09, 2009

Outstanding image here and the title is perfect. Yes, it is like my Dad, I remember how I last saw him, not how he looked 50 years earlier. #7928975

Jeff Robinson level-deluxe September 09, 2009

A wonderful thought provoking capture Pam! Jeff #7929016

Melissa Olsen September 09, 2009

I agree Pamela...wonderful thought...it is a sad thing when children leave this earth so young. #7929140

Lorraine A. Cook September 09, 2009

I see modern markers for children when I visit the cemetery where my parents are buried and often wonder...what is their story???

God Rest His Little Soul...Pam. #7929206

Carol Sawyer September 09, 2009

So sad when you see this!! didn't have a chance to enjoy being in the world!! Beautiful capture and title, Pam!! God Bless him!!! #7929433

Teresa Burnett level-classic September 09, 2009

So touching and yet such a lovely image! It was so moving to wander through a very old cemetery in Beaufort, NC and see all the tiny little graves, and to know that over 100 years later, someone was still caring for those graves. #7930169

Shelly A. Van Camp level-classic September 10, 2009

Awww, sad.....great capture, Pamela! #7932675

ALLEN O. HOWARD September 24, 2009

Nicely done. Te colors and details are nice and sharp. Well done, Pamela! #7980117

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