"I don't mind skulls and bones," said Marie. "There's nothing even vaguely human to them. I'm not scared of skulls and bones. They're like something insectile. If a child was raised and didn't know he had a skeleton in him, he wouldn't think anything of bones, would he? That's how it is with me. Everything human has been scraped off these. There's nothing familiar left to be horrible. In order for a thing to be horrible it has to suffer a change you can recognize. This isn't changed. They're still skeletons, like they always were. The part that changed is gone, and so there's nothing to show for it. Isn't that interesting?"
Showing posts with label graves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graves. Show all posts
Friday, August 22, 2025
Friday, June 23, 2023
Halloween Blur
Labels:
blurry,
cemetery,
chris,
flickr,
graves,
photography,
skeletons,
spider web,
yard haunt,
yard haunts,
zombies
Saturday, November 13, 2021
Suburban Cemetery
Labels:
awesome,
cemetery,
ghouls,
gravemarkers,
graves,
lantern,
old school,
pumpkins
Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Friday, August 31, 2012
A Lonely Grave
Now playing: There I Lay And Time Imperfections by Causeyoufair.
Click below:
Image source.
Labels:
ambient,
graves,
music,
now playing
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Friday, April 23, 2010
Descent Into Madness
This is beautiful.


More photos here.
Labels:
atmosphere,
bones,
flickr.com,
fog,
graves,
howie muzika,
lighting,
reaper,
skeletons,
skulls,
yard haunt,
yard haunts
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
The Holy Grail
A while back I had a conversation with Rob at SkullandBone about what our holy grail of Halloween props would be. I hadn't ever really thought about it - the quest for the prop of all props. As in, what's the one prop you've always dreamt of making, but technical challenges or practical limitations have kept you from it.
His was very impressive and intriguing and exciting.
Mine was... well, I couldn't think of anything.
After a while, I had an image of an excavated grave. A six-foot hole with a mound of dirt, a flame lantern nearby, and an old open coffin at the bottom of the grave, with a nasty [dead] corpse looking up. Trick-or-treaters would have to walk by and peer down into the ground.
My grail is boring, I admit, but that's what popped into my head. Digging a six-foot hole in the ground is out of the question, so this'll [thankfully] never come to pass.

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2006,
graves,
holy grail,
skullandbone.com
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