This photo of the west façade of York Minster is courtesy of Majiec, a Polish participant in a week of language training with York Associates. It is always a pleasure to show off the town to visitors.
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How unusual that the lights have a color gradient. I like it. The cathedral is so magnificent, I think it'll look great in any light.
ReplyDeleteHeavy and airy at the same time.
ReplyDeleteCool capture!
ReplyDeleteLike an old etching.
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