Ed Snyder and I had a great day of photographing at Mount Moriah Cemetery in southwest Philadelphia. Ed, thanks for being a great guide and inspiration!

These two angels are located in the Rosebank Cemetery in Edinburgh.

This gravestone is from St. Cuthbert's in Edinburgh.

Angels of Scotland by R o b e r t R e i n h a r d t |

ames Deas from the Glasgow Necropolis. Taken this summer when I visited the cemetery in July.

Bob, you might like this!

Ghosts brought to life in Paris cemetery

www.bbc.co.uk

Hugh Schofield finds a new way of discovering the joys of one of Paris's great 19th Century cemeteries, Montparnasse.

To give some of you who are interested a reference to what I do in Scotland during the summer, here is one of the completed research pages from the Royal Commission's web page. It includes my photos and research of the cemetery sites. My work is always listed under "digital images".

http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/119274/digital_images/edinburgh+70+belford+road+dean+cemetery/

Site Record for Edinburgh, 70 Belford Road, Dean Cemetery New Dean Cemetery; Queensferry Road; Ravel

canmore.rcahms.gov.uk

Canmore is the heart of the RCAHMS archive. It provides searchable, map-based information on buildings and archaeological sites throughout Scotland.

This split column fragment was found in the Warriston Cemetery in Edinburgh.

This cross fragment was found in the Warriston Cemetery in Edinburgh.

This headless figure is located in the North Merchiston Cemetery in Edinburgh.

This angel is from the Comley Bank Cemetery in Edinburgh.

Here is a link to one of my photo/research pages at the Royal Commission's website:

http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/119274/digital_images/edinburgh+70+belford+road+dean+cemetery/

This is located in the Greyfriar's Cemetery in Edinburgh Scotland.

This is Isabella Lady Moncreiff. She rests in peace in Dean Cemetery with her husband Lord Moncreiff. This is one of my favorite portraits at that site.

It's finally out! This is the project I was working on this summer in Edinburgh and for a few weeks after I returned home. It's the Fall magazine for the World Monuments Fund.

What used to be the front gate of Mount Moriah Cemetery in Philadelphia.

Located in the Cannongate Kirk Cemetery.

This small heart was found in Newington Cemetery in Edinburgh.

The wild fields that are now what used to be parts of Newington Cemetery.

Here is the link to my new book published at blurb.com.

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2198117

Detail of a much larger monument located in Dean Cemetery in Edinburgh.

The gravestone of Andrew Tod. Edinburgh Scotland.

Greyfriar's Cemetery in Edinburgh.

A detail from the North Merchiston Cemetery in Edinburgh.

Self portrait in front of the Jane Jack portal on the Buchanan Memorial in Dean Cemetery.

This poor thing looks like she has such a major headache! This is from Dean Cemetery in Edinburgh.

John Smith is buried in Dean Cemetery in Edinburgh.

St. Peter's Cemetery in Philadelphia.

The gravestone of Dr. Burns in the Grange Cemetery located in Edinburgh.

Woodlands Cemetery in Philadelphia

Gettysburg National Cemetery.

This photo is from Warriston Cemetery in Edinburgh.

The gravesite of Captain John Gray located in the Old Calton Cemetery in Edinburgh.

For Art and Dog lovers, he is something for you. This is the dog of the Scottish painter Horatio McCullock, b. 1805 - d. 1867. This image of his pup is carved at the base of his celtic cross in Warriston Cemetery. Here is some info on Horatio:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horatio_McCulloch

This wall monument is located in Warriston Cemetery in Edinburgh. This site is currently overrun with weeds and wild flowers. Although there is a natural beauty portray in the photo, the cemetery itself needs a serious overhaul to save some of the beautiful monuments located here.

This detail is from Warriston Cemetery in Edinburgh. It is one of the local cemeteries that is in very poor condition, and many of the stones have been knocked over, vandalized, or just worn down by the elements.

This church is located just outside of the Grange Cemetery in Edinburgh.

Captain John Gray set this stone up for his parents. It's located in the Old Calton Hill Cemetery in Edinburgh.