An ice sculptor refining his work. Part of the Fire and Ice festival in Durham City.
Underneath the recently restored New Elvet Bridge. I love the water being reflected off the underside of the bridge and the sun being reflected in the water.
An interesting shaped building that is quite distinctive.
International specialists in the art of ‘contact juggling’, Calvos manipulate crystal balls that glide, float, dance and levitate surreally around their hands, arms and bodies.
International specialists in the art of ‘contact juggling’, Calvos manipulate crystal balls that glide, float, dance and levitate surreally around their hands, arms and bodies.
Taken during a performance by Calvos during the Fire and Ice Festival. I added a magical atmosphere to the image.
A close-up of the Humanoid ice sculpture. Taken at the Fire and Ice Festival.
This ice sculpture is photographed at the Fire and Ice Festival.
I like the reflections and the mixture of shapes that make up the building.
This ice sculpture is photographed at the Fire and Ice Festival.
After weeks of storms, rain, snow and high winds. It is good to have some sunshine.
This ice sculpture is photographed at the Fire and Ice Festival.
A lovely afternoon in late February. It feels like spring is in the air.
A beautiful collection of snowdrops.
A beautiful collection of snowdrops.
A beautiful collection of snowdrops.
A beautiful carpet of snowdrops.
The statue of Neptune was given to the city of Durham in 1729 by George Bowes of Gibside and Streatlam. The statue symbolised aspirations at that time to improve the navigation of the River Wear and Durham's link to the sea.
Taken at the Fire and Ice Festival.
Taken at the Fire and Ice Festival.
