My graveyard gallery features some of my favourite photography of all time. The graveyards I visit contain a balance of both life and death, sorrow and peace. Exploring these gardens of death, also allows me to explore the delicate need to strive for balance of mind, body, and soul. Indeed, my life has come full circle as I now concentrate on my spiritual journey to find my peace in a sometimes dark world.
I quickly began learning the difference between a snapshot, and an emotive image. Thus I remember feeling deflated that my images didn’t express my fondness for that special graveyard in Heysham. Exploring my Shadows of Heysham will explain my experience in more detail.
Amanda Norman
As a taphophile, I find myself deeply captivated by the serene beauty of graveyards. The way dark shadows intertwine with light creates an emotive atmosphere, making each visit a unique experience. I often carry my camera, seeking to capture this intricate dance of light and dark through photography. In these spaces, your heart may skip a beat as you discover the stories that headstones tell.
Introducing Amanda Norman’s Graveyard Gallery
