Welcome to the Fort Douglas Cemetery ... a cemetery dedicated to military veterans, prisoners of war, etc. I think it's a calm and beautiful spot, even if it is a graveyard.
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768 6th Avenue #4
SLC, UT 84103
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2 comments:
The colors on this are just DIVINE. What kind of film do you use?
This particular shoot of the graveyard I used FujiFilm 800Z, however, it's being discontinued as we speak. The FujiFilm 400H is just as good ...
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