Ian Bramham's Photoblog
Liverpool Cathedral at Dusk
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 31 July 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.
One from the archives of Liverpool's Catholic Cathedral at dusk.
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Mirko Herzner from Mühlheim am Main, Germany
Very cool composition here. I especially like the person sitting at the stairs. Adds to the feeling...
31 Jul 2008 6:09am
Margie from Auckland, New Zealand
I like this, it's so stark and linear but the cathedral glows...stunning composition and lighting.
31 Jul 2008 6:23am
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
That is very impressive, I'm awed by the majestic light, the entire compo seems ethereal, bravo again Ian
31 Jul 2008 12:54pm
hugo poon from hong kong, Hong Kong
Superb work Ian! So simple yet so strong... this one actually reminds me of Michael Kenna!
31 Jul 2008 2:41pm
Paco Díaz from Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Goo composition and b/w. The building is really interesting and the lines of the floor bring us towards it.
31 Jul 2008 5:29pm
Pouhou from Apeldoorn, Netherlands
Sorry to tell you that, but it's the first time I don't apreciate one of your B&W,
I find the front of the cathedrale to bright,
31 Jul 2008 8:06pm
Michael Rawluk from Williams Lake, Canada
That is a wonderful shot. What a great place to shot.
31 Jul 2008 8:06pm
dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, United States
love the beautiful starkness of this photo -- and the lines in the cement! :) gorgeous shot!
1 Aug 2008 4:47am
jkjond from Grange-over-Sands, United Kingdom
Ian - powerful stuff, moves the game on.
3 Aug 2008 8:23pm
@jkjond: Hey...You back from holiday already?...I hope you had a great trip!
How was venice?
Nikon D40
1/500 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
15 mm (35mm equiv.)