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An Elaborate Totem in Brabant, a film photograph on Fujichrome (sleeved), shot with Sinar f, by PahaPlager

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An Elaborate Totem in Brabant

How long these remain intact in Europe is an open question. Many, if not most, have fallen into disrepair and decay. It would be a pity to see them all disappear. “When men choose not to believe in God, they do not thereafter believe in nothing, they then become capable of believing in anything". G. K. Chesterson

Camera
Sinar f
Lens
90mm Nikkor SW
Film
Fujichrome (sleeved)
Format
4x5
Subject
Landscape
Posted from
Kirkland WA

Comments (2)

thinbegin thinbegin Sep 26, 2026
Is this what we (in the U.S.) would call a mausoleum? Does it house the departed remains of someone?
PahaPlager PahaPlager photographer Sep 27, 2026
No, it’s a way stop for weary travelers to pray along their way. They have existed since early Christendom throughout Europe.
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