St. Andrew's Church & Graveyard, Blunsdon

Blunsdon is an ancient settlement named in the Domesday Book in 1068 as Bluntesdone. There has been a church on this site since the 13th C and the current building seen in this photograph was built in 1868 but there are still vestiges of the original construction to be seen.

Views nicely on black...

[Annie D]

made my heart leap a little

[Dawn Swingle]

Great photo!

[Debs Stott]

Quite delightful, especially like the wonky gravestone.

[Jonesy]

I love churchyard/gravestone pictures - this one is fantastic and quite atmospheric.

[Francoise]

looks like there might be a mostly buried headstone as well.

[Kate Goring]

Beautiful composition. I really like those gravestones in the foreground.

[Morgane]

I love it, FAV!

[Margo Sayer]

Never noticed before how ornate the tower is. Obviously I couldn't have been standing in the right place.

[Shepherdman]

Love the atmosphere of this shot

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely image, and I wonderful crooked gravestones.

[Larry L]

Very nice. Love it in B&W

[Lindy]

Beautifully composed & love the processing

[Ivan]

Excellent B&W rendering. Fav.

[Harry J Benson]

good b&w, very appropriate for this season

[Sebastian Gritt]

Perfect in B&w.

[Mek]

Yeah. Wonderful again.

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent processing as always

[Shepherdman's Wife]

Lovely shot Richard but seems a shame that the large tree on the right is hiding part of the church.

[john morley]

Classic English church yard , beautifully captured....

[Krista Marson]

perfect for the season!

[gloria jones]

Great composition, love the church's architectural details...it does look superb on black

[Christine]

Great b&w

[Joan Robillard]

Old cemeteries and churches are great photo subjects.

[Tom]

Wonderful pov and processing

[MoyaC]

A beautiful capture

[Danny G.]

Fabulous shot, Richard and perfect for the upcoming Halloween holiday!

[Osia Strasner]

Beautifully cited building with those clouds pointing directly to the belltower, and the tombstones providing a framing element.