Last Portraits
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A touching and valid set of slides about 'man's best friend'. I have had many such friends over the years, and I never 'owned' one of them, just privileged that I was a friend of their's and they allowed me to enjoy their friendship and love.
Here's another view, with a different 'animal', the comments at the bottom of each picture are certainly worth reading and considering. 'LAST PORTRAITS' are nothing new, The Victorians had photographs of the recently deceased taken, including babies and children, as momento's for the bereaved family.
***Warning, these WILL upset and disturb some persons!***
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/gallery/2008/mar/31/lifebeforedeath#/?picture=333325430&index=9
Explanation form 'Wikipedia' regarding the Victorian Attitude to post-mortem photographs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-mortem_photography
Wonderful post 99socks. Thank you.
Here's another view, with a different 'animal', the comments at the bottom of each picture are certainly worth reading and considering. 'LAST PORTRAITS' are nothing new, The Victorians had photographs of the recently deceased taken, including babies and children, as momento's for the bereaved family.
***Warning, these WILL upset and disturb some persons!***
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/gallery/2008/mar/31/lifebeforedeath#/?picture=333325430&index=9
Explanation form 'Wikipedia' regarding the Victorian Attitude to post-mortem photographs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-mortem_photography
Wonderful post 99socks. Thank you.
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