The work of the past few weeks has come to a temporary end. Here are the last of the analog black and white photos of the trip to Bessarabia/Moldova in March and April. Among them are images of Jewish cemeteries in Briceni, Lipcani and Vadul-Raşcov (Vadul Rashkov). While it is the quality of stone carvings that is impressing in Lipcani, it is the unique combination of the cemetery and the environment at river Dniester in Vadul-Raşcov.
Now I have to decide which images I want to rework and print for future exhibitions. Not an easy decision. What are your favorites?

Vadul-Raşcov (Vadul Rashkov) Jewish cemetery

Vadul-Raşcov (Vadul Rashkov) Jewish cemetery

Vadul-Raşcov (Vadul Rashkov) Jewish cemetery

Vadul-Raşcov (Vadul Rashkov) Jewish cemetery

Vadul-Raşcov (Vadul Rashkov) Jewish cemetery

Lipcani Jewish cemetery

Lipcani Jewish cemetery

Lipcani Jewish cemetery

Briceni Jewish cemetery

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