Tobiasz
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I first took an interest in photographing headstones in 1996 when trying to locate the graves of my great-grandparents in Liverpool.
Shortly afterwards, together with others, we photographed all of the headstones in the Jewish Cemeteries in Bristol where we lived. In 1997, we published a booklet showing the images and the layouts of the cemeteries.
In 2001/2002, when the website Jewish Community Records UK (JCR-UK) was established I converted the Bristol Cemetery records to digital form and it became that site's first cemetery database.
Since then, I have added complete databases for the Jewish cemeteries in Bradford (2), Cardiff (2), Doncaster, Grimsby, Harrogate, Leeds (4), Newcastle (2), Sunderland and Swansea (2). I have used many of my own photographs together with those provided by colleagues.
Shortly afterwards, together with others, we photographed all of the headstones in the Jewish Cemeteries in Bristol where we lived. In 1997, we published a booklet showing the images and the layouts of the cemeteries.
In 2001/2002, when the website Jewish Community Records UK (JCR-UK) was established I converted the Bristol Cemetery records to digital form and it became that site's first cemetery database.
Since then, I have added complete databases for the Jewish cemeteries in Bradford (2), Cardiff (2), Doncaster, Grimsby, Harrogate, Leeds (4), Newcastle (2), Sunderland and Swansea (2). I have used many of my own photographs together with those provided by colleagues.
I first took an interest in photographing headstones in 1996 when trying to locate the graves of my great-grandparents in Liverpool.
Shortly afterwards, together with others, we photographed all of the headstones in the Jewish Cemeteries in Bristol where we lived. In 1997, we published a booklet showing the images and the layouts of the cemeteries.
In 2001/2002, when the website Jewish Community Records UK (JCR-UK) was established I converted the Bristol Cemetery records to digital form and it became that site's first cemetery database.
Since then, I have added complete databases for the Jewish cemeteries in Bradford (2), Cardiff (2), Doncaster, Grimsby, Harrogate, Leeds (4), Newcastle (2), Sunderland and Swansea (2). I have used many of my own photographs together with those provided by colleagues.
Shortly afterwards, together with others, we photographed all of the headstones in the Jewish Cemeteries in Bristol where we lived. In 1997, we published a booklet showing the images and the layouts of the cemeteries.
In 2001/2002, when the website Jewish Community Records UK (JCR-UK) was established I converted the Bristol Cemetery records to digital form and it became that site's first cemetery database.
Since then, I have added complete databases for the Jewish cemeteries in Bradford (2), Cardiff (2), Doncaster, Grimsby, Harrogate, Leeds (4), Newcastle (2), Sunderland and Swansea (2). I have used many of my own photographs together with those provided by colleagues.
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