Heysham Church spring flowers

[-Oy-]

Yesterday afternoon I did some photography for the 'Heysham In Bloom' folks. The churchyard is looking fab! Back in a few weeks for the Daffodils. Here is a small selection of the 50 pix I handed over to them!

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[Jace]

All lovely!

 

[Shalimar]

Yesterday afternoon I did some photography for the 'Heysham In Bloom' folks. The churchyard is looking fab! Back in a few weeks for the Daffodils. Here is a small selection of the 50 pix I handed over to them!

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Magical!

 

[Kaila]

Gorgeous photos, once again!
@-Oy-

It's wonderful to see them, and they must love them, too!

 

[Pinky]

I enjoy reading the headstones in old cemeteries. I imagine, time would have worn the words off most of
those in these photos.

Lovely images, as always @-Oy-

 

[Capt Lightning]

Fantastic pictures as usual..
It reminds me of many of the old country churches near my former home in Hampshire. I'm not religious, but I admire the buildings and the insight it gives to the people who worshipped there. Cathedrals are mostly magnificent, but I prefer the simplicity of country churches.

 

[-Oy-]

Thanks folks

 

[Marian]

I thought the same as Shalimar….. magical!

 

[George1959]

Yesterday afternoon I did some photography for the 'Heysham In Bloom' folks. The churchyard is looking fab! Back in a few weeks for the Daffodils. Here is a small selection of the 50 pix I handed over to them!

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I like these old magic places.

Our garden has much less spring flowers, but they are present too:

 

[David777]

Those purple lily species are gorgeous. Well done! Shot in a damp old cemetery environment provides an added complementary deep vibe. Given record recent rains, wildflowers our now exploding in many lower elevation areas. I'll soon be doing photography road trips within 300 miles with my considerable A6000 gear.

https://www.desertusa.com/wildflo/wildupdates.html