I am proud of the fact that I have photographed 99% of an entire cemetery, but as it has been out of bounds for the past three years it means I cannot - for the time being - gain access to capture the few gravestones that may still be legible.
In the meantime I have discovered (on Twitter) the Auschwitz [email protected] Museum which publishes daily records of not only the lost souls of Auschwitz but also survivors, often accompanying photos are issued too.
I am not Jewish, and I'm not a follower of any particular faith, but I think it is important to remember the impact the Holocaust had on the world during WW2.

I am proud of the fact that I have photographed 99% of an entire cemetery, but as it has been out of bounds for the past three years it means I cannot - for the time being - gain access to capture the few gravestones that may still be legible.
In the meantime I have discovered (on Twitter) the Auschwitz [email protected] Museum which publishes daily records of not only the lost souls of Auschwitz but also survivors, often accompanying photos are issued too.
I am not Jewish, and I'm not a follower of any particular faith, but I think it is important to remember the impact the Holocaust had on the world during WW2.