Movie Night At The Elmwood

KCFilmFest International and Elmwood Cemetery Society held the first ever movie night at the 147-year-old cemetery last night ( Oct 19, 2019 ).   Drinks and food in Armour Chapel before along with a guided tour of famous graves. Yours truly along with Brad Finch ( my personal guide to all things macabre ) attended.   Then, at 7pm, a short film by Anthony Ladesich was shown and then the main attraction. FRANKENSTEIN with Boris Karloff.   Perfect setting for showing the classic film.  There was even an owl hooting throughout the movie. There is a brief video below.

                                           Brad photographing the Jacob Loose Mausoleum

Above and below the interior of the Armour Chapel... still used for weddings and funerals. 

There were 33,440 people there, 100 of whom watched the movie. 

                                         Click on the below video to see the opening credits.

Three Seasons Of The Museum

Moon Over Bottoms

The West Bottoms is still one of my favorite photo locations.... so where else to go to see the Harvest                      Moon. 

Amber

Whenever I need to experiment--usually with a new lens or lighting, I call my favorite model and friend Amber.  She's a good sport and excellent poser.  These were taken today 2/2 under the Intercity Viaduct in the West Bottoms.  I was experimenting with off-camera flash and high-speed sync. 

Late Summer Blooms

Kauffman Memorial Gardens from a couple of weeks ago.