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Springtime in Bayside Acacia Cemetery

- Sean Hopkins - Saturday, May 2nd, 2009 : goo

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A modern day hotbed of wanton neglect belies any of the original intentions of preserving the remembrance of lost loved ones at Acacia Cemetery.

This is less an educational set than a pictorial journey through a place that is slowly succumbing to Mother Nature, and unfortunately, a fair share of vandalism.

Some may find this a bit macabre and I fully understand that. Yet others, like myself can look at these photos and realize the swiftness of our existence, the wonderment of being alive, and the subtle beauty of decay.

I approached this photoshoot tastefully, with the intentions of representing just that.

Camera: 2001 Canon 35mm Elan 7e
Lens: Tamron 28-80mm 1:3.5-5.6 Aspherical Zoom/Wide Angle

Film: Kodak TMax 400

For information on the cemetery, link to

And see the seminal CityNoise post here

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Kalila Borghini: 5th Aug 2009 - 18:39 GMT

I have just found out that my grandfather was buried at Acacia Cemetary on 3/3/1929. My uncle (his son) may also be buried here. I am very eager to visit their graves and pay homage to the dead/ I am continuing my research but want to know if you know how I might find him/them and visit. Thanks for your reply. You can reach me at zuleika@mindspring.com/

anon (pool-70-20-223-206.phil.east.verizon.net): 2nd Sep 2009 - 21:24 GMT

I also have family at Acacia, although the woman I spoke to told me she has no record of them being there.

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