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CD contains five folders:
Folder1: "flower festival 2010" - 13 colour, digital images
Folder2: "flower festival c" - 52 color digital images
Folder3: "flower festival 2010 b" - 69 color digital images
Folder4: "wedding dress" - 4 color digital images
Folder5: wedding pann" - 15 colour digital images
EXIN indicates taken with a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S80

Funeral of Bishop Michael Evans at SJB Cathedral, Norwich. [NB dates given are file creation dates]
CD contains the following folders:
Folder "iphone" - 9 images from East end balcony of congregation and procession to altar
Folder "williamsa" - 33 images mainly from East end balcony - communion; procession from altar
Folder "williamsb" - 29 images mainly from East end balcony - during ceremony
Folder "williamsc" - 39 images in Cathedral garden - "wake" - clerics, laity, religious

Note : "Filipino Festival August 2010" - 22 colour images taken within the SJB Cathedral House gardens and the Parish Hall (Narthex). Camera EXIN data suggests Casio EX-Z40 used.

CD marked : "Narthex / Chrism Photos Large" [files sized between 5 and 8Mb)
273 images taken by a Canon EOS 550D taken on 4 April 2012 between 18:38 and 22:05

CD marked : "Narthex / Chrism Photos Small" [files sized < 0.5Mb]
273 images taken by a Canon EOS 550D taken on 4 April 2012 between 18:38 and 22:05

39 of the 74 images [taken by Youngs Ltd staff] of the then recently completed Narthex extension at SJB Cathedral, Norwich
CD created on 5 March 2010; Images created on 10 February 2010 between 13:21 and 14:09; Nikon D700; processed by Adobe Photoshop

"Narthex Photos May 2000" - iPhoto Library folder contains three versions of the following folders held as "original", "modified", "data":
folder: Narthex BB Tower Broadcast - images take on the SJB tower showing a number of people involved in broadcast
folder: Narthex NNT Reception - images of a reception (Narthex)
folder: Narthex Opening May 22, 2010 - images of a reception (Cathedral House garden)

Opens with views from Mousehold Heath of the two Norwich Cathedrals. There is [by unknown] narration throughout. It explores the background history of SJB RC Cathedral (Duke of Norfolk particularly) before providing shots of the exterior and interior of SJB. Fr James Walsh speaks of the nature and use of a church for and by the people. Computer generated fly-by is used to exhibit the proposed Narthex and its potential benefit and use.
For content see "XM-DVD-1 - DVD of proposed Narthex" - a run list of the video.