Cemetery Pictures
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Ceramic Cemetery Photos on a Headstone can Reflect a PersonalityFor many decades, families have utilized cameos or simple open frames to add the personalization of a photograph to the grave markers or mausoleum fronts of their loved ones. This practice is not unfounded, as there is, perhaps, no higher personalization than that of a photograph. As the old saying goes, 'a picture is worth a thousand words'. Essentially, when we add ceramic photos to any existing memorial, we add a small part of our own history, forever frozen within an image. Pictures add undeniable interest to the memorial, as even the smallest details can be of great interest, especially further down the road when our future relatives look to our memorials to gain more information about their lineage. Additionally, ceramic photos have a way of calling out to anyone passing by, inviting them to view the image that the frame may hold within. There is no doubt that the ceramic plates can add an elegant touch of personalization to any tribute. One of the most common questions we are asked in regards to the ceramic photos is which photo is appropriate for a memorial of a certain type. As many have noticed, our photo sections have different names, but that does not mean that only one type of photo is appropriate for any given marker. The reason that our photo sections feature different names is simply to distinguish the different styles available. For example, this section is termed Cemetery Pictures, which feature full-color, oval shaped plates, but the Headstone Pictures are named differently because they are also oval shaped, but feature a grayscale image. So, with that said, the real question comes down to a matter of personal opinion. Many prefer the full color photos because it allows the ceramic plate to capture nearly every detail possible in a vibrant and realistic manner. For example, full color photos are ideal for images where the individual, or couple if preferred, are against a beautiful landscape, as it allows the portrait to capture the aesthetic effect that the scenery brings forth. Indeed, these wonderful cemetery pictures can certainly help to re-create any memory in an everlasting manner. A ceramic portrait can certainly help add a loving touch to any tribute to a loved one. Aside from being durable, and long lasting, these pieces are also very simple to install. Each portrait has an option of an industrial grade adhesive backing, which can simply be removed, allowing the photo to simply be placed wherever the family desires. These elegant portraits are also backed with a lifetime guarantee against breakage, deterioration, fading, and even vandalism, which only helps attest to the quality of these pieces. A cemetery picture will certainly become a treasured aspect of any final remembrance. |
