Kris Lockyear's photos with the keyword: Fawsley

Headstone at Fawsley, Northants.

31 Jul 2021 222
A headstone of seen in the churchyard of St Mary's, Fawsley, Northamptonshire. Pentax K-3, SMC Pentax-FA* 50-135mm lens.

Headstone at Fawsley, Northants. (detail)

31 Jul 2021 252
A headstone of seen in the churchyard of St Mary's, Fawsley, Northamptonshire. Pentax K-3, SMC Pentax-FA* 50-135mm lens.

St Mary's, Fawsley, chancel

17 Feb 2021 1 356
Another image from my trip a few years back. This time, the chancel. Taken with my 28mm shift lens. Five images merged in Photomatix Pro. The two monuments on the wall are to members of the Knightley family whose tombs dominate this beautiful church.

Fawsley helm

12 Feb 2021 2 1 199
The detail on the helm of Sir Richard Knightley is quite amazing,

Fawsley figure

09 Jan 2020 1 319
Detail from the amazingly OTT monument to the Knightly family.

Fawsley (8)

25 Oct 2016 478
A rather sad inscription recording the death of Richard Sanford who was just over a month old when he died.

Fawsley (4): Sir Richard Knightley

Fawsley (5)

25 Oct 2016 1 534
The praying hands of Sir Richard Knightley and his wife, Jane Skennard. This image won first prize in the 2018 Church Monument Society Photographic Competition.

Fawsley (6): the squint

25 Oct 2016 1 1 475
This allowed the families in the side chapel to see the high altar.

Fawsley (3): Jane Skennard

25 Oct 2016 1 497
Fawsley church in Northamptonshire is an absolute jewel. One of the monuments is a wonderful chest tomb with two effigies. This is a detail of Jane Skennard, Sir Richard Knightley's wife. He left her all his sheep.

Fawsley (2): Sir Richard Knightley and Jane Skenna…

25 Oct 2016 1 532
Fawsley church in Northamptonshire is an absolute jewel. One of the monuments is a wonderful chest tomb with two effigies. A "squint" can be seen to right to allow people in the side chapel to see the high altar.

Fawsley (1): The Four Daughters

25 Oct 2016 1 445
Fawsley church in Northamptonshire is an absolute jewel. One of the monuments is a wonderful chest tomb with two effigies and these wonderful images of the four daughters of Sir Richard Knightley shown on the North side of his tomb. One of them married into the neighbouring Spencer family.