Author: Amanda
My love of Gothic horror inspires my photography
My style of Gothic horror photography consists mainly of photographing graveyards, creepy locations and alternative portraits. Furthermore, the sense of peace and freedom I get from photographing these locations, is a form of self-therapy. Take for example the photograph below titled, The Beauty of Daresbury. When visiting this graveyard and looking around, my senses are… Read more
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The Tree of Souls is Calling
The Tree of Souls that stands at the edge of the graveyard, continually draws me in every time I visit Heysham. Read more
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Shadows of Heysham
Shadows of Heysham is a series of photographs that allows me to explore my mental health, and my battle with anxiety. Read more
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It is Important to Live life NOW!
I love the art of Memento Mori in old graveyards and paintings from long ago, but right now, I’m thinking of how relevant the message behind this imagery is, especially with the Coronavirus outbreak. Read more
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The Beautiful Ruins of Moreton Corbet
Moreton Corbet Castle in Shropshire is a beautiful mansion in ruins, which is well worth photographing. Although, not creepy, I could definitely feel ghostly echoes of a romance here. Of course, I may be highly suggestible due to my love of Wuthering Heights. In addition, it is not hard to imagine what this place would… Read more
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A creepy graveyard in Burwell
A creepy graveyard will not only look abandoned, it will also have a weird atmosphere making one feel uneasy. Of course, this is my definition of a creepy graveyard. However, I found one on an old hillside in Burwell, Lincolnshire. First and foremost, St Michael’s Church, which dates from the early 12th century is well… Read more
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