There is an unspoken rule that says that you can not take pictures in the cemetery: no people, no procession, no monuments - nothing. What is the reason for this prohibition, we will try to understand.
Why can not I take pictures at the cemetery?
It should be noted immediately that of real fears there is only one - because of a long stay in the cemetery, you can worsen your health due to the evaporation of cadaveric poison, and simply from a heavy, mentally pressuring atmosphere. All other arguments are related to the unidentified domain:
- So it is accepted . From time immemorial, from the time when cameras were just invented, this tradition gradually began to be laid, and nowadays it has grown stronger and does not raise questions.
- The energy of a person who is imprinted in the cemetery can suffer. This fear is rooted in the fact that the cemetery is an extremely sad place, and photography captures this hopeless yearning and brings it into the life of the person who has acquired such a picture.
- This disturbs the peace of the dead . That is why sometimes on such pictures one can note the appearance of amazing and inexplicable at the same time silhouettes and other mysticism.
- This makes one remember a person dead . In the cemetery, it is not customary to photograph the procession because it captures the separation from the person. And it is more correct to remember him alive - his deeds and deeds, his interests and hobbies.
That is why in the rating of how people can not be photographed , the cemetery is the leader.
Can I take pictures at the cemetery?
The final solution to the question of whether or not it is worth taking a picture remains for the photographer and for the most part depends on his superstition. If you do not see anything special in this - take pictures. The main thing is, before you capture someone in such a situation, specify whether the person agrees to this.