Final Questions
by Stephanie Murphy
On our travels taking small roads through New York, we stopped at a small cemetery and came across this grave marker which makes one ponder the questions it raises.
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4 commentssomething different, and very well-captured.
Sandy
I imagine there are folks that might travel graveyards looking for some oddities among the headstones. Not sure any of them would be photogs dedicated to it, but they might do a iPhone take if they saw something that caught their attention. Such as this one marker you found here. Definitely different and subject to some deep pondering as to why it was not ever finished.
I ran into a photog once who was traveling the USA in attempt to photograph as many waterfalls that he could possibly find with the plan to publish a coffee table book with those images. Kind of wonder if there is such a person out there that might do the same with grave markers in mind.
I have found many intriguing markers on the dirt back roads in the state of Utah. Some entire families reflecting the polygamy marriages too. It would be a good place to find very interesting ones I'm sure of it. Thanks for sharing this one.