Here it is, the second half of the selection of black and white photos from the trip through Galicia and Bukovina in April and May 2013. The journey finally comes to an end and something new starts.
Ivano-Frankivsk – Jewish cemetery
Ivano-Frankivsk – Jewish cemetery
Ivano-Frankivsk – Jewish cemetery
Ivano-Frankivsk – Jewish cemetery
Kalush – Jewish cemetery
Kalush – Jewish cemetery
Kuty – Jewish cemetery
Lysynychi – mass grave site
Lysynychi – mass grave site
Nadvirna – Jewish cemetery
Pidhaitsi – synagogue
Pidhaitsi – synagogue
Pidhaitsi – Jewish cemetery
Pidhaitsi – Jewish cemetery
Pidhaitsi – Jewish cemetery
Pidhaitsi – Jewish cemetery
Rohatyn – old Jewish cemetery
Rohatyn – old Jewish cemetery
Rohatyn – new Jewish cemetery
Now the selection has to be reduced further. The work on the prints begins. Dust needs to be retouched, contrast and gradation to be corrected. Then we will see if from the details arises a coherent image. And if this image speaks to the observer. A new journey.
Sadagora – Hasidic court
Sadagora – Hasidic court
Sadagora – Hasidic court
Sadagora – Jewish cemetery
Solotvyn – synagogue
Storozhinets – Jewish cemetery
Storozhinets – Jewish cemetery
Storozhinets – Jewish cemetery
Stryi – Jewish cemetery
Vashkivtsi – Jewish cemetery
Vyzhnytsia – synagogue
Vyzhnytsia – Jewish cemetery
Vyzhnytsia – Jewish cemetery
Vyzhnytsia – Jewish cemetery
Yabloniv – Jewish cemetery
Yabloniv – Jewish cemetery
Yabloniv – Jewish cemetery
Yabloniv – Jewish cemetery
Yabloniv – Jewish cemetery
Yabloniv – Jewish cemetery
Zabolotiv – Jewish cemetery
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Vanished World 
Haunting and lovely. Thank you again.
Thank you for the trip. It was both wonderful and historical and gave me a sense of what life was like for my ancestors.
Like others, I want to say thank you for posting these restraints words and b&w images that bring a bit closer a long gone world of my ancestors.