Van Gogh's Final Resting Place by Charlene Ambrose

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18-Oct-2017	Charlene Ambrose

Van Gogh's Final Resting Place

Auvers-sur-Oise, France

These are the graves of Vincent and his brother Theo. The cemetery is just
near the fields previously posted. It's on a country road and not far from
where he committed suicide.
Someone had recently put the sunflowers there. So glad they did. Adds some
interest to my image.

Canon Powershot G12
1/800s f/4.0 at 6.1mm iso125 hide exif

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George McCarten		06-Feb-2018 11:06
A beautiful resting place.

Ton T.		30-Dec-2017 10:48
A great image of their final resting places.... V

Alexander Kazakov		27-Dec-2017 08:45
Excellent capture! V

Martin Lamoon		17-Dec-2017 21:37
So sad to die at such a young age. a fine capture. v

joseantonio		16-Dec-2017 20:41
nice composition with the sunflowers..V

bill friedlander		16-Dec-2017 16:46
Closely united even after death. A very touching image. V

Jeff Real		16-Dec-2017 15:24
Wow This is so amazing! V

danad		16-Dec-2017 15:05
A superb image and the sunflowers emphasize the beauty of the scene! V. The letters from Vincent to Theo lit the works and the mind of Vincent and are very useful to read.

Marcia Rules		16-Dec-2017 14:23
wow, this is quite emotive. VV!

Paco López		16-Dec-2017 04:45
Wow! Aspecial place... Great compo! V!

Jim Coffman		16-Dec-2017 02:33
What a touching scene, like David said! Nicely done, Charlene!

Helen Betts		16-Dec-2017 01:43
Beautifully composed and lit capture. And so interesting to see their graves. V.

globalgadabout		15-Dec-2017 23:57
a touching scene...the connection and correspondence between the two brothers was remarkable..

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