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Kingston Cemetery is the largest of Portsmouth's three cemeteries. It opened in 1856 and was subsequently extended several times up until 1910. The layout is formal and features tree-lined avenues. The Neo-gothic style twin chapels remain, as do two lodges, one of red brick and another of flint and Portland rubble stone.

More creative angles, thanks to the little G1 and that fold out screen.

Kingston Cemetery is the largest of Portsmouth's three cemeteries. It opened in 1856 and was subsequently extended several times up until 1910. The layout is formal and features tree-lined avenues. The Neo-gothic style twin chapels remain, as do two lodges, one of red brick and another of flint and Portland rubble stone.

Some creative processing applied to this single exposure HDR

Kingston Cemetery, Portsmouth, Hampshire

Creative angle with the old G1 thanks to the flippy out screen. Single exposure, processed as HDR

Lomofied processing

It was cold up at Racton ruin, fantastic moonless night sky, look forward to the next trip ;-)

There are many stories and tales of strange goings on, paranormal activity, devil worship, the occult, deaths and suicides surrounding Racton Folly. Standing 80 foot tall and never completed, it is believed to have been constructed in 1772 for the Earl of Halifax.

Whilst working on this shot, I had a vision of Raider's of the Lost Ark in my head, with Indiana 'LED' Eddie!