As a volunteer and having photographed Nacton churchyard I can understand your point of view. One of the saddest things about digitally recording churchyards is that the amount of pictures taken is only a small percentage of the people that have been buried there. I have recently completed another churchyard locally, and looking at the church records I may have been able to record about 1% of the total, if that. Some of this is because few people of the time could afford a 'permaent' memorial, and of those that could, a lot of the stones have been moved or are unreadable. My own family history solution is a photograph of the church where they will have been baptised, married and buried.

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