Showing posts with label graves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graves. Show all posts

Saturday, 6 July 2013

Highgate Cemetery

My interest and affection for Victorian Gothic cemeteries is well documented by now, and last Sunday I had the chance to visit Highgate in North London. It really is the ultimate Gothic cemetery. I took most of these shots with a view to making them monochrome, but some worked best in colour.








Wednesday, 5 September 2012

Day 95

A different road out of town this evening, and I found an overgrown graveyard. As previously noted, I love these small, overgrown graveyards. This angel has seen better days, but the texture from the mould and decay is amazing, and whilst it looked great in black and white, I think it's better in colour.

Friday, 20 July 2012

Day 48

I've always loved graveyards, and in particular, protestant graveyards. They're always more elaborate, more ornate, more gothic. The graveyard in Enniskerry has quite a mix of old and new, but this angel stood out from quite a way off.

Tuesday, 26 June 2012

Day 24

Day off today, so I took the opportunity to drive out of Stepaside a different way and ended up at this little ruined church and graveyard. This is a view of the remaining gable viewed through two gravestones in the body of the church. I couldn't see the dates on either of them, but in a different part of the yard there was a gravestone dating for 1789.