This is the second part of a series shot in January 2019. You’ll find more information and pictures in the first part right here. The very talented violinist seen in the shots is the lovely Cynthia Bihary, please check her out!
In January of 2019 I had the pleasure of photographing the lovely and talented violinist Cynthia Bihary (sinoki) and her tool – that is of course, the violin. The location we chose set the tone for the shoot; a beautiful old graveyard in Vienna. By coincidence, this graveyard was also the original burying ground of one of the most famous musicians, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. We channeled the old spirits and the particular mood of the place for the shooting, which lasted a couple of hours. I will present shots from this session in two parts. Following is the first part.
This is one kind of “The Viennese Central Cemetery Part 2,5,” or the outtake. Two shots I really liked but which didn’t fit into. In the second picture, you see the fabulous Karl-Borromäus church in the center of the cemetery. Plus, another shot from Vienna’s streets captures autumn’s colors.
The second part of my photo series was shot in the Viennese Central Cemetery on Friday. This one contains pictures from the Jewish cemetery and other parts of it. If you want to know more about this Nekropolis (and a city by itself it certainly is), you are invited to read the foreword to part I.
Michael Hoffman Photography 