Tome 1 embarks on a journey through overgrown and neglected burial grounds in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and Germany. Organized into four chapters—Sepia Shades, In the Shadows, Transitional, and Vividus—it captures the interplay of light, perspective, and mood in these abandoned places. Informative sections scattered throughout illuminate the iconography and symbolism found in the monuments, echoing Cicero’s sentiment that “the life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living.”

Tome 2 builds on its predecessor, refining the presentation while introducing new burial sites in Luxembourg and Spain. The same chapter structure is retained, continuing the series’ exploration of light and depth to evoke a nostalgic, dreamlike atmosphere. This volume expands its focus on the "language of burial monuments," offering deeper insights into historical symbols that connect us to the past.

Tome 3 concludes the trilogy, extending the narrative to include cemeteries from the United Kingdom alongside those of Belgium, France, Spain, Germany, and the Netherlands. It incorporates an index for all the symbolic snippets featured across the series, serving as both a reference and a reflection on the trilogy's journey. Inspired by Peter Jackson’s notion that a trilogy’s final chapter justifies its predecessors, this volume closes the series with a seamless and compelling continuation of its themes.

The Gardens of Remembrance: Necrography box set compiles all three tomes into a single, exclusive collector’s item. Presented in a hand-numbered and signed wooden box, this limited edition epitomizes the trilogy's ethos—a photographic and historical homage to our shared and inevitable past, offering an aesthetic escape into the melancholic beauty of forgotten graveyards.