Hey! My name is Bradley, I am from Dalbo, Isanti County, Minnesota, United States of America. I really enjoy cemeteries, I embrace death, and I am extremely respectful of graves. If I take pictures of graves, yes, sometimes I need to kneel on them, but it is with respect. I do have basic tools that I use to sometimes "unearth" or "prepare for pictures" such as plastic scrapers for lightly picking out rocks from details and letter/number/decorative features, I have a heavy scraper for edging the dirt and debris from around flat stones (cutting out grass clumps that are not touching the stones, and non-metallic bristle brushes and brooms to remove dirt, dust, debris, leaves, etc. from around, on top, and on the stones. I am also very mindful of shadows, reflections, and anomolies that might make the pictures look tacky. If I upload a duplicate picture that you have already posted, it might be for many respectful reasons such as a picture being shadow filled, reflections, obstructions, or just that the photo is from a while ago and, with new technology, the cameras today are more wholesome on detail. It is no disrespect to any of you! I have been trying to find family history as well as trying to fulfill other's histories. Message me if you have any questions or would like re-takes of certain pictures around my area!

Hey! My name is Bradley, I am from Dalbo, Isanti County, Minnesota, United States of America. I really enjoy cemeteries, I embrace death, and I am extremely respectful of graves. If I take pictures of graves, yes, sometimes I need to kneel on them, but it is with respect. I do have basic tools that I use to sometimes "unearth" or "prepare for pictures" such as plastic scrapers for lightly picking out rocks from details and letter/number/decorative features, I have a heavy scraper for edging the dirt and debris from around flat stones (cutting out grass clumps that are not touching the stones, and non-metallic bristle brushes and brooms to remove dirt, dust, debris, leaves, etc. from around, on top, and on the stones. I am also very mindful of shadows, reflections, and anomolies that might make the pictures look tacky. If I upload a duplicate picture that you have already posted, it might be for many respectful reasons such as a picture being shadow filled, reflections, obstructions, or just that the photo is from a while ago and, with new technology, the cameras today are more wholesome on detail. It is no disrespect to any of you! I have been trying to find family history as well as trying to fulfill other's histories. Message me if you have any questions or would like re-takes of certain pictures around my area!