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I do think that a lot of graveyard shots are clicque, but there are certainly ways to approach it in a different way. Tomb shots can be really gorgeous you could even do something with more victorian looking lingerie for something different. Aug 05 14 01:42 pm Link GER Photography wrote: What about the living relatives that show up to grieve or visit or maintain the grave ? They may not appreciate a model, especially a nude model, sprawled over the loved one's gravestone. Aug 06 14 08:35 am Link I know in Canada it is illegal to film the *fronts* of headstones and if you ever see a cemetery scene in motion pictures, the tombstones in the shot at least are usually fake or at least obscured. That's the big issue, I think. The names on fake headstones are also usually of the art department or competing art directors - it's all in jokes. Aug 06 14 08:42 am Link Aug 06 14 02:35 pm Link Vector One Photography wrote: I would choose the oldest section of the graveyard where there would be little chance of that, I can pop over to Yuma where there are sections from the 1800's. Not really planning on taking a nude model to a graveyard. As too my idea for Arlington, I would hope that they would understand that I was trying to portray respect and emotion for those who were there. Aug 07 14 09:02 am Link Oops!! DP Aug 07 14 09:03 am Link Aug 07 14 10:22 am Link You would need permission and remember to not disrespect the graves when doing pictures. Aug 07 14 09:06 pm Link |
