I visit the Jewish cemetery in Třebíč quite often.
I like to walk there, and sometimes I take a camera and take some photos. These are 9 of the 12 photos that I managed to take in 2025 and I am only publishing them now (30.08.2026).
I also managed to catch the nice weather at that moment – the play of shadows with the individual graves and the vegetation in the old cemetery environment fit together gracefully.
This place is truly one of those that is worth visiting if you visit Třebíč, are interested in history, and would like to see how fellow citizens in Třebíč buried their relatives and acquaintances.
In the gallery on this page you can view black and white images taken with a medium format camera on a Fomapan 200. Developed in my darkroom and scanned with an Epson scanner.
Here are some color documentary photos of my walk and photoshoot.
If you enjoy analog photography, would like to learn more about it, or would like an analog photoshoot, just contact me at the following contacts on my website.
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Wikipedia:
„"The Jewish cemetery in Třebíč is one of the largest in Czech Republic.It is located on the northern slope Hradek on a total area of 11,678 m². There are 2,600 tombstones on it, the oldest of which is still legible and dates back to 1631. About 11,000 people were buried here.“
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Jan Kratochvil Photography
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