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The largest commonwealth cemetery in the world with 11,961 servicemen of the First World War, 4 German burials and almost 35,000 servicemen who died after August 1917 with no known graves.

Flanders Belgium - June 2026

Looking down on Newfoundland Park from the British side with the 2nd and front line trenches in the foreground across no man's land to the German trenches beyond. The landscape is scarred from WW1 and remains the silent witness to the tragic events of the Newfoundland Regiment on 1st July 1916.

The Somme - June 2026

Low evening light reveals the shape and form of trenches and craters from a World War 1 battle scared landscape.

‍ ‍The Somme, France. June 2026

Tyne Cot cemetery with the flat Flanders fields extending beyond to Ypres and Heuvelland at dusk.

Flanders, Belgium - Sept. 2025

Dusk light falls on the cemeteries and former battlefields of the Great War. Serre Road No 1 cemetery, the Necropole Nationale de Serre-Hebuterne & Chapel, Memorial of the Bradford Pal & West Yorkshire.

Somme, France.

Looking across Lijssenthoek cemetery to Poperinge on a misty autumn morning. The main road running through the upper centre was once the Hazebrouck-Poperinge railway line. The Royal Engineers built the Remy siding along this road to evacuate patients from the nearby hospital. The hospital extended from the centre of the picture to the road and beyond.

Flanders, Belgium

A foggy autumn day on the Somme creates an ethereal atmosphere in the Fricourt German cemetery where some 17,000 are buried.

Fricourt, Somme, France.