An Angel Watching Over Her.
Unto you that fear my name
Shall the sun of Rightousness
Rise with healing in his wings.
Malachi 4:2
Marker for Sara Maria Webb 1818 – 1900. St Stephens Church, Crownsville, MD.
Canon G12, Lightroom edits include OnOne Presets Vintage Retro Warm, Tinting Orange, and light vignette.
Categories: 2013 Project 365, history, Photography
Tags: angel, art, canon g12, cemetery, crownsville md, History, Photography, poem, postaday, project 365, st stephens church
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Very powerful image.
Thank you so much Kate!
Intriguing angel!
I thought so as well. I’ve passed by this cemetary for over 8 years and I never realized that angel was there. Amazing how photography makes you notice things that you ordinarily wouldn’t.
Stunning image, Emily.
Thank you Sylvia!
Fierce.
It is indeed a serious angel.
Rustic looking Angel.
I’d think standing in the elements in 112 years you’d be looking a little rustic too.
Oh wow, amazing Emily! This reminds me of a Doctor Who episode featuring The Weeping Angels.
(I know, nerd alert)
The fact that you even know of Dr. Who, let along that bizarre two episodes of the weeping angels amaze me Phil. Nerd alert…??? Perhaps it’s more Super Cool alert.
Hey that’s so great you like and appreciate the Dr. Who reference Emily!
Next time try to get a pic of some Daleks.
Very Gothic…and a little eerie…brilliant!
Thank you so much ! Indeed, a statue that is 112 years old does have a bit of mystique to it.
Beautiful
I can’t help thinking of Doctor Who and the Weeping Angels though….don’t know if anyone else feels the same….
That is so funny that you say that as Phil also said the same thing. I didn’t realize the connection until both of you mentioned it, but it is so true!
lol
whovians FTW
AH, love these angel monuments… What a gorgeous tribute.