of the All Saints lantern tower, Pavement, taken from Coppergate. Follow the label for more information.
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That's pretty - looks like a crown - and what a blue sky. Not sure I've ever noticed this church.
ReplyDeleteAh, this is lovely. The pink flowers and blue sky really complement the tower.
ReplyDeleteNice composition, James. I especially like the contrast between the very old Minster and the street light as a symbol for contemporary society. The pink flowers don't hurt either.
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