Abney Park Cemetery

I have had a lovely day visiting this very overgrown burial ground in north London with a camera club friend.  It became largely a cemetery for the nonconformists and holds the graves of the Booth family - founders of the Salvation Army.  The light was reasonable with sun breaking through, but the foliage was so dense in places that it was a struggle. I did use the infra-red camera a bit, as in the blip, but mostly focussed in on details.  The cemetery is undergoing renovation of some areas and would benefit with a clearing of some foliage, such as brambles and ivy, which take over to the detriment of other plants.

A tiring but fun day, with a camera club meeting in the evening to finalise details of the year's programme.