[Dreek]

Originally Posted by Sebring ↗

I just ran across a link from the hospice thread in Human Deformities. This is picture #25 in the article. Very interesting set of photos.

http://framework.latimes.com/2011/11...nitentiary/#/0

Wow,those b/w pics are moving to say the least.Fuck colon cancer

[AMightyWind]

Originally Posted by Sebring ↗

I just ran across a link from the hospice thread in Human Deformities. This is picture #25 in the article. Very interesting set of photos.

http://framework.latimes.com/2011/11...nitentiary/#/0

The small story was beautiful. He seemed like a wonderful father, despite making mistakes.

[Shylock]

Awsome pic

[Bronte1068]

Originally Posted by chris50stang ↗

ive always found it wierd when people bring cameras or video to a funeral. maybe its just me? but when do you play the video again?

I think that taking pictures and videos at a wake is not widely done here in the US and I could never imagine photographing a dead family member. Seems to be the custom in Latin American countries.

[renfairegeek]

[Jeff4221]

Originally Posted by Bronte1068 ↗

I think that taking pictures and videos at a wake is not widely done here in the US and I could never imagine photographing a dead family member. Seems to be the custom in Latin American countries.

Check out YouTube sometime, it not only happens but sometimes the videos get posted there.
Last year, a former neighbor of mine died in a car accident. The last known picture of her alive was with her granddaughter. At the viewing, someone got a picture of the same granddaughter looking into the coffin. It was soft focus, only the girl was in focus, and truly one of the sweetest pictures I've ever seen.

[Pac Man]

I wonder what the story was behind his death. Anyway poor girl may she grow up and have a new dad