Picturing the Cemetery

The page, Picturing the Cemetery, showcases some of the more artful photographs taken of the cemetery.

Did you take some interesting pictures last time you were in the cemetery? We would be glad to hear from you and add them to page. We're very keen to capture the tranquillity, the nature and the changing seasons in the cemetery.

All talents are welcome, we're keen to document and explore the cemetery in as many ways as we can. Just use our contact page and we'll look forward to hearing from you.

Steven Mullan, Picturing Summer 2009

42/88 Allen, a rare survivor and a very fine Celtic Cross. The Holly Tree behind was later removed by the neighbours.
The Celtic Cross of the Groom Memorial. This one remembers a soldier killed in the Indian Mutiny.
The Symons Memorial - which was later repaired.
The Cook memorial with the chairman of the Friends.
The Creedy Angel, with the backdrop of a walking tour of the cemetery.

Georgia Williams, Picturing Spring 2010

Seagulls
Roberts died the day before the war ended.
Christ engulfed by a shrub.
Looking past the Creedy Angel.

Get in contact with your own pictures and we'll be glad to publish them here!

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