All the building work that is going on in Durham City makes for some interesting shots.
Taken during the final weekend of September 2021, Autumn is slowly appearing along with cooler weather and the trees just starting to turn. An overcast sky is tricky to photograph.
Late September sunshine makes an appearance in Durham.
These stained glass windows are located in the Galilee Chapel. The blue light is part of an Art Installation called Light created by artist Chris Levine
Located inside Durham Cathedral's Galilee Chapel, this Art Installation is called Light and is created by artist Chris Levine.
In the Nave looking towards the Choir - who were practicing. An amazing space.
In the South Quire aisle you can see the window installed in 1995 to celebrate the 1000th anniversary of St Cuthbert’s Shrine arriving at Durham. It combines Holy Island and St Cuthbert with the modern world.
The newly restored central tower rises high above The Cloisters.
A overcast but warm day. The final few weeks of late summer green before the autumn colours start to appear. There are subtle hints of autumn starting to appear.
Under some of the umbrellas there are wooden "raindrops" with a message or name on them, some in memory of someone who has passed. A lovely idea. I like this photo because of the chap in the foreground looking up at the umbrellas.
Such a beautiful and iconic building.
Another shot looking up at the umbrellas found in Durham City Centre. Taken on a very warm, hazy and humid late summer day in September. This is looking back towards the Market Place.
Under some of the umbrellas there are wooden "raindrops" with a message or name on them, some in memory of someone who has passed. A lovely idea. I like this photo because of the chap in the foreground looking up at the umbrellas.
Another shot looking up at the umbrellas found in Durham City Centre. Taken on a very warm, hazy and humid late summer day in September.
Something in the river had attracted the attention of people on Framwellgate Bridge.
