Winchester Cathedral, UK
I have visited Winchester a few times over the 10 years or so. Winchester Cathedral is a dominant feature of the city, and is somewhere I enjoy photographing.
The church is one of the largest cathedrals in England, and has the longest nave and greatest overall length of any Gothic cathedral in Europe. The cathedral was founded in 642 just north of the current site.
The front doors of the Cathedral really struck me when I first visited. The sturdy red doors contrasted the beige stone of the building, making them stand out. The door handles, for me, are just asking to knock the door.
The church is one of the largest cathedrals in England, and has the longest nave and greatest overall length of any Gothic cathedral in Europe. The cathedral was founded in 642 just north of the current site.
The front doors of the Cathedral really struck me when I first visited. The sturdy red doors contrasted the beige stone of the building, making them stand out. The door handles, for me, are just asking to knock the door.
Winchester Cathedral, UK
Once inside the Cathedral, the sunlight (when the sun’s out) filters through the windows, casting shadows its rays as well as shadows around the building. I have enjoyed wandering through the building and capturing the light within.
Winchester Cathedral, UK
The relatively new ‘funky font’ at Salisbury Cathedral captured my imagination when I visited the Cathedral a couple of year with family. It wasn’t something I was expecting, and hadn’t been there when I previously visited. The font was installed in 2008.
Designed by William Pye, it is the first permanent font at the Cathedral for over 150 years. The font shows the contradicting nature of water - contrasting its still reflective quality with the more animated overflowing spouts at each of the four corners.
Designed by William Pye, it is the first permanent font at the Cathedral for over 150 years. The font shows the contradicting nature of water - contrasting its still reflective quality with the more animated overflowing spouts at each of the four corners.
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