Eternal View: 19th Century Gravestones Portfolio While on a trip to Scotland and England, I found myself infatuated with the serene beauty of old gravestones. The various shapes, textures, and epitaphs were all very intriguing. Some epitaphs were so worn, I couldn't even read who was resting below - or even when they had passed. We, as modern-day humans, are quick to tear down old structures and build new. The new isn’t as robust and meaningful as the old. I am passionate about preserving our history, and it is my hope that images in the series Eternal View: 19th Century Gravestones generate an appreciation and greater awareness of preservation opportunities. These photographs of headstone memorials are what the deceased would see upon looking up from their grave. |
Unknown #9 2006 |
Anne Downing 2006 |
Jacobina Carter 2006 |
Unknown #2 2006 |
Unknown #1 2006 |
Unknown #3 2006 |
Fritz Duvel 2006 |
Joseph Jewell 2006 |
Unknown #7 2006 |
Portfolios | Exhibitions | Reviews | Contact | Print Sales | Licensing | Bio | Classes & Workshops | Honors | FAQ | Commissioned Portraits offering: Fine Art Black and White Photos of Cemeteries Grave Stones Headstone Sayings from David Ashman - Portland Oregon USA Celtic cross photographs photography graveyards photograph for headstone headstone sayings photographs of gravestone memorials old 19th century gothic photography All images and pages Copyright © David Ashman Photography. All rights reserved. No images on this site may be used without the written permission of David Ashman. |
C. Clifford Duncan 2007 |
Samuel Beilby 2007 |
Unknown #13 (rose) 2007 |
Unknown #14 (1813) 2007 |
Unknown #12 (sundial) 2007 |
Please Close Gate 2004 |