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Scary Photos for Hallowe’en

Posted on October 31, 2014October 16, 2022 by David Barker

It’s October 31st, the day of the night when the dead cast off their shackles and mingle for a time with the living. To get us into the mood, a few scary photos:

Sculpture by Niki de Saint Phalle (detail), GOMA, Glasgow
Sculpture by Niki de Saint Phalle (detail), GOMA, Glasgow
Entrance to St. Machan's Churchyard, Campsie Glen
Entrance to St. Machan’s Churchyard, Campsie Glen
Mummy's head, Royal Ontario Museum
Mummy’s head, Royal Ontario Museum
In memory of Love, St. James Cemetery, Toronto
In memory of Love, St. James Cemetery, Toronto
Raven on towpath, Forth & Clyde Canal between Kirkintilloch and Cadder
Raven on towpath, Forth & Clyde Canal between Kirkintilloch and Cadder

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