Photo: Jonathan Evans
Thank you all!
Landscape, Digital imaging and Creative Eye Special Interest Groups would like to thank everyone who has contributed. Without our walk leaders we could not deliver TWT, so a special thanks goes to them. They all know their sites and share their special places with us all. Thanks also to everyone who has taken part, and provided us with some lovely images reflecting a broad range of interests and moods across our sites. We are always on the look out for new leaders, so if you enjoyed your experience please consider volunteering to help on a future TWT. The TWT Steering Group
'Biblical Storm Brewing over the Stones' by Steve Hartley.
Did Mark Farrington feel that he was being watched in Ely Cathedral?
Ann Belcher enjoyed the graveyard at Arnos Vale
Jon Starling was thinking of John Wesley preaching to the crowds
Doug Lodge gave us 'Doorway to Heaven '
Some participants used IR to convey atmosphere, Ade Gydney did so at St Johns.
and Liz Barber in London
David Jordan and Jan Budgen used light to illustrate quiet moments
David Gilbert found some ghosts at Killwinning
Brenda Dean gave us a lovely view inside Liverpool cathedral
'Where Light Meets Centuries - In Memoriam' by Michael Harris
Liz Ashburn braved the rain at Dundrennan, while David Gurney got some lovely clouds in Somerset.
Denise Bailey went inside in Somerset
alking down the cloisters by Holly Stranks
'St Just Bible 'by Lindsay Southgate
'Walking down the cloisters' by Holly Stranks
Andrew Williams' image prompts us to ask about the history
As does Martin Farrow's image of Christchurch Priory
Jon Wade gives us a feel for experiences of pilgrims approaching the chapel
and Janet Lowe for her quiet corner
Denise Bailey gives us a view inside Wells Cathedral
Trevor Judd also enjoyed the arches at Wimbourne
'Antwerp Cathedral' by Carol Olerud
'Aisle view' by Marilyn Adams
Paul Clayton managed to avoid the crowds at Fountains Abbey
While Felicity Handford found a woman at prayer in Antwerp
'Tudeley Light' by Peter Milton.
Mark Seton enjoyed Carlisle Cathedral
Clive Watkins called his image 'A light shines in the darkness" which was different from Steve Sampson's visit to Guildford
'Three Sanctuary Chairs' by Naomi Ward
'Down in the Library' by Simon Whitbread.
'Stairway to Solitude 'by Michael Matulewicz. and Trevor Litherland's 'Devotion'
Janet Haines caught interesting light on the arches
as did Maureen Smith in the Quaker meeting house.
Chamila Brieske chose a collage to convey what she saw on the graves
'Quiet Contemplation' by Paul Whitehead.
Andre Kimche found a simple quietness in the chapel and Janet Downes an amazing roof at Buckfast Abbey
'Music' by Stephanie Thomas.
Jeff Kelsey found a fearsome beast in London
'Little Boxes' by Janet Haines
' Memorial'by Neil Goodwin
'Bird watching the Buddha' by Kirsten Bax
'Pauls' by Roger Brown
'The Divine Messenger' by Gordon Brown
Alan Blousfield found some lovely fresh flowers and Rosemary Pascovitch a wonderful ceiling
'The Abbess and the Dove' by Chris Prout.
'Eglise Saint Germain des Prés' by Carol Walker and 'Dead Ivy' by Dave Gurney.
'Dear Mum' by Manuel Brieske.
Martin Johns found some terrific organ pipes, while Colin Smith gives us 'A Window into the World of Marc '
A team effort from Brixworth. 'Between Ordinary and Divine 'by Burbridge, Benson, Rudkin
'Forever proud' by David Gilbert and 'Iona Nunnery Ruins' by Robert Mowat
Jon Starling shows the typical Dartmoor scenery of this graveyeard.
In Bath Steve Hartley found this cross almost overwhelmed by nature
Paul Crawshaw also found a lot of vegetation encroaching
'Coventry Cathedral font and Baptistery Window ' by Aileen Carlile and 'Burst of light' by Graham Templeton
'The Cushion and Pipes' by Martin Hanson, and 'The Mansfield Traquair Centre' by Chris Osborne
'East Window Reimagined' by Lynda Piper.
'The Pews from Above ' by Magdalena Obara.
'Lit by the rose window' by Nigel Dutt
'ICME of Vaulted Ceiling' by Jeff Kelsey.
'Friedensreich Hunderwasser Church, Bärnbach, Austria' by Astrid Preisz
'Defining Edges' by Ann Dallaway.
'Marble effigy of Richard Durnford, Bishop of Chichester' by Sue Lambert