Cloister Light

Norwich Cathedral is, rightly, a much photographed building. As such, it is quite a challenge to capture a perspective that is distinctive and 'individual'. I took this one on Friday as I approached the east walk of the cloister and the light pouring in the walkway contrasted with the dark shadows of the approach. I like this one. 

Colin

Some Places Never Cease To Give

I went for a wander around Norwich Cathedral yesterday. With the sun still relatively low this time of year, the light was crystaline and filled the nave. I have taken my camera to this wonderful building on many occasions, but it never ceases to give. I approached the copper font, formerly a vat for toffee from Rolos relocated from the old Rowntree Mackingtosh factory in the city. As I got nearer, my eyes were drawn to the reflection of the great west window floating dreamily on the surface of the baptismal water. That is what you see above.

River Walking - Julia's Photographs

© Julia McNulty 2015

Mike's Norwich Cathedral Photos

 © Michael Smith 2015

Eureka Visit Norwich Cathedral

Eureka members enjoyed their visit Norwich Cathedral last Friday. In particular, it was fantastic to welcome three guests who have been on the Eureka waiting list to come and join us. Norwich Cathedral is an extremely photogenic building and, as such, can lure you into taking those 'chocolate box' shots. As you know by now, our 'house style' tends towards the unusual and the quirky and that was reflected in our 'take' on this wonderful building...