Yes, The River Knows Photograph - Limited Edition of 2

I love cemeteries. And having missed a visit to Cimitiere Pere-Lachaise on a prior trek to Paris, my wife and I made certain to include a walk through the hallowed site on a visit this summer . . . The cemetery is home to the gravesites of many legendary figures: Edith Piaf; Simone Signoret and Yves Montand; Ettore Bugatti; Oscar Wilde; Frederic Chopin; Marcel Marceau; Maria Calas; Isadora Duncan; Colette; Moliere; and, even, Sarah Bernhardt, among the tens of thousands. But one of the most-visited gravesites is that of legendary Doors frontman Jim Morrison. The site isn't easy to find. And the burial place is crammed in a not-so-easy-to-reach corner between tombs and mausoleums, surrounded by an unwelcoming fence. The best way to reach it is to follow the crowds, which we did, though it's a difficult location to shoot -- given all the barriers. Unless you're willing to hop the fence -- sorry; that's just an unacceptable option -- you have limited ways to make shots of the grave. I made a number of them and when I came home decided to run some through a paint program I have to see what they might look like as renditions of the original prints. I thought this one kind of funky. In addition to the copies that will be listed, these are a series of 2 numbered, signed, matted and framed limited edition prints on Hahnemuhle Photo Silk paper in a wooden black frame with white mat . . . The print size is 23.9 x 20 -- 24.7 x 20.8 with border [mat and frame size is bigger] . . . I'm hopeful it's an iconic print of the resting place of an iconic figure in rock history . . .