An Englishwoman Abroad - perhaps?

Looking through my photo files for a suitable shot to convert to b&w for the current architecture theme, I came across this one taken in a churchyard near Avignon.

I was interested to see an English name on this gravestone and then the title of Alan Bennett's play sprang to mind so I appropriated it for my title.

[Denise]

Very nicely composed Hazel. Works well as B & W for the theme.

[Sam]

It certainly looks like this graveyard has lovely views! Nice textures, looks good in B&W :)

[Sian B]

Very interesting capture.

[Kane Arlow]

Great composition, a very good candidate for a B&W shot too. Love that view.

[Penelope Ann]

yes it would be unusual to find a name in France beginning with Br ...I THINK

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great B&W shot.

[wendy frost]

Super in black and white is that the sea? Such a lovely view too.

[Richard Hickey]

Wonderful picture and processing.

[Hazel]

@wendyfrost

It does look like sea but I think not as Avignon is quite land-bound.

[Trinda Love]

nice shot and a story

[Sophia Ziburtovicz]

Love the choice of this picture for the architecture theme!

[Pat Knowles]

Perfect title........a very English name indeed!

[Pyrrhula]

The B+W fits perfect to this pic. Well done. Great capture of the stones and view on the country

[Nita]

I like the gravestones as architecture and for the theme. Wonderful B&W capture.

[David Nicholls]

Much more thoughtful in B&W. Nice composition too and the lady's memory lives on. I like to spend a few days near Avignon in late Summer -- it's one of my favourite cities but I have never found a churchyard.

[Michelle]

Great b&w!

[Hazel]

@traveller

Neither I nor Ray can remember exactly where it was unfortunately. Used to label everything, then got a bit bored but now, being on 365, I'm conscientious. This shot is from the bored of labelling period!