Natchez City Cemetery...Natchez, Mississippi (Includes Prints for Sale) Photo Gallery by Sher Hogue at pbase.com

Natchez City Cemetery...Natchez, Mississippi (Includes Prints for Sale)

These photos are also available as prints. These are NOT printed from a home inkjet printer. Photos are printed on Fugicolor Crystal Archive professional photographic paper, processed through Kodak RA-4 chemistry. The archival qualities of this process is 50+ years, before fading may occur. This is the same process that you would find at your better professional labs.

Unless otherwise noted, print prices are as follows: 4x6..$15.00; 5x7..$20.00; 8x10..$30.00; 11x14..$40.00; 16x20..$60.00...Prices for larger prints or for custom matting and framing upon request. I accept personal checks, money orders and Paypal.

Contact: Sher Hogue Photography

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Ashlee		14-Aug-2010 10:28
I used to live in Natchez for 11 years & im 15 now, & since i was a little kid i have loved it. I basically grew up there. When i go back i always go & its the most peaceful & beautiful places i have ever been to! I love the history, stories, & the statues of the cementery. (:

Naomi		09-Jan-2009 16:36
Beautiful gallery. V

Mary		13-Apr-2007 02:59
An odd description perhaps, but this is really a beautiful cemetary. The monuments are incredible, and reflect so much history and many personal stories. The markers for both the confederate and union soldiers are very moving and reminders of the terrible loss of life and great sadness so many families endured. Definitely worth a trip.

Jamie		21-Feb-2007 17:00
My family members are scattered through out this cemetery. It is a place I have always had a feeling a dread, but your photo essay gives me a new point of view. I will be comming home in March and will look at it through new eyes.

Walt Grayson		09-Feb-2007 15:47
I've been to the Natchez City Cemetery many times and shot several feature stories there. But your photos make it seem as if I am seeing it for the first time. Great work.

Donald Estes		08-Feb-2007 15:11
As the retired Director of the Natchez City Cemetery I was pleased to see your wonderful sequence of very artistic photos of our historic and beautiful cemetery. Thank you. Watch for a book "Legends of the Natchez City Cemetery" that I hope to publish in 2007. Keep up the good work. Donald Estes ps. The photos of the Masonic marchers on The Avenue of Generals (main road) in front of the old Masonic Lot surprised me. I never saw them there.

Ken Ellis		10-Jan-2007 06:40
Beautiful photos! I found your photos and site doing a google for the "Turning Angel" from Greg Iles book. It's the same as the one on the softback cover. My wife and I stayed at Monmouth Plantation during the summer, and I really hate that we missed the cemetery in Natchez. We will have to make another trip down this year.

Guest		19-Dec-2006 20:56
What lovely photos. Haunting and beautiful. Thank you!

Jola Dziubinska		26-Mar-2006 22:44
Outstanding gallery, made with great talent and delicacy. As an old graveyards lover I must admit these are wonderful. My vote for your collection and talent. Please, visit http://www.pbase.com/jolka/memory_in_stone

emily e. smith		15-Mar-2006 08:46
the cemetery photos remind me how peaceful and eerie a place can ber. it can give you comfort or remind everyone that death is just around the corner. all your photographs speak volumes on how you feel or even care about the deep south. as a southern, we are taught to appericate beauty from a young age. whether we find it in ourselves or others or even places like these, the beauty of stillness warms our soul. the pictures of the turning angel are breathtaking as the cover of the Greg Iles's book. thank you for sharing your work and the history of natchez. i hope to visit natchez in the future. sincerely, emily e. smith

tiff		30-Jan-2006 23:02
these are absolutely beautiful. i'm doing a road trip later this year and have been inspired to check out this cemetery. amazing shots :)

Guest		05-Oct-2005 02:22
these are wonderful. It is odd some of the same statues are in the Elmwood. I guess it was a southern thing at the time and the people sold monuments all over the south. Very good portfolio on this cemetery.

Robyn		13-Apr-2005 23:39
This gallery is awesome I've never seen so many beautiful photographs !

Brad Petersen		03-Mar-2005 19:00
Just when it seems this collection couldn't get better, you go out and add more. You seem to have found your niche here Sher. Your work is simply stunning.

Guest		17-Jun-2004 03:36
I really enjoyed looking at these pictures. They are very nice and hope I can learn from your techniques in composition. Huyen hu_nguyen

Erroll Hatcher		18-May-2004 19:25
Really enjoyed your images...have been to that cemetery, and it is one of the most interesting places I've ever seen. The age of the place is remarkable, and the back areas are quite spooky where the shubbery has taken over. Your photos remended me of many places that we had seen.

Brussels Sprout		12-May-2004 21:07
Great gallery. If interested in cemeteries, please visit my celtic cem. page. Fred

Guest		11-May-2004 22:57
I did not realize that you'd collected these in one place. Great gallery Sher.

Brian Klimowski		11-May-2004 05:28
This gallery really has a mood all its own...well done, Sher! Brian

Karen Stuebing		05-May-2004 09:36
As a cemetary lover, I give you top marks for this gallery. The history is fascinating and the photography superb. Gets my vote.

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