Sunday, 14 April 2013

Old Jewish Cemetery


Prague, Czech Republic

10 comments:

Sylvia K said...

Oh, how sad!! There are so many, many graves!! Very moving and, in a way, heartbreaking. An amazing capture, JM.

PinkPanthress said...

Love the photographs, the colours are so vivid. the greenery looks so alive!

I was there in June/July 2002. Very beautiful place... Prague itself & the Cemetery!

Anonymous said...

So, so, so many ... you photographed the cemetery beautifully.

Arija said...

Your capture has magic wrapped up in it. It is like an illustration of a very old fairytale book.
I so wanted to go to this cemetery when we were in Prague. Unfortunately we were at a conference and our time was too limited. Thank you for taking me there after all.

Lowell said...

That's quite a sight! Beauty of a photo. Did you read how anti-Semitism is rising in many parts of Europe, esp. Hungary and France...

I see some of that in the U.S., too. It never ends, I guess. I saw a video yesterday of a Muslim mob in Libya, tearing down Jewish tombstones of UK soldiers from WWI. Scary.

Re your comment on Ocala: the burning cross has roots in Florida - the Klan is still with us!

Small City Scenes said...

Amazing picture. Very old I imagine. It looks so crowded and it does look like an old fairy tale book illustration as Arija suggested.

As to you comment on the Lichen---Yes it is Lichen. MB

Anonymous said...

So many graves! Wonderful photo.

Cezar and Léia said...

Essa foto ficou muito 10!Parece cenário de filme de suspense!
Léia

Red Angel said...

IMPRESSIONANTE!

Um povo carregado de histórias de finais dramáticos.

Curiosamente, aquando à publicação da outra foto, tinha acabado de ler o livro "O cemitério de Praga " de Umberto Eco.
E neste momento, no qual encontro esta outra foto, leio "O último Cabalista de Lisboa" de Richard Zimler, que nos conta o massacre vivido pelos Sefarditas em Lisboa no ano 1506.

Acreditas em coincidências?

beatrice De said...

I have seen it in winter. With lot of snow.