Memento mori photos

Black cat in graveyard.

Julia Stilley Lynn standing, and sister Hannah Stilley Willard. Mannsville, Oklahoma. Daughters of Alfred & Nancy Ann Stilley.

"Long exposures when taking photographs meant that the dead were often seen more sharply than the slightly-blurred living, because of their lack of movement" - https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-36389581 Saved from: https://imgur.com/gallery/se5bp

Skeleton split in half with flowers art

Infinitely more popular than the recently resurrected Horsemaning. No pun intended?

Revisit a haunting series of images from a state morgue in the 70's.

The Victorian era, while modern and advanced compared to some, was seriously nuts. All kinds of messed up things went down in the Victorian era.

While most people can barely watch horror films like Paranormal Activity without going into a full-blown breakdown, aka putting all the lights on in the house and not being able to sleep for days straight, some people like the thrill of it. They sleep like babies, never flinch and have the guts for the scariest things.

Victorians propped up the dead, dressed in their Sunday best. The family sat and stood around them. They posed for the cameras