Self Portrait in Sedbergh, Cumbria, UK

The sunset casts tree shadows on the local school library in Sedbergh, Cumbria, England. Click to enlarge.

York

View of York, North Yorkshire, England, as shot from the roof of York Minster. Constructed in 1338, York Minster is the second-largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe. Shot at sunset; click to enlarge.

Written on the Door of the Anglican Church in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

Today's photo is from Leeds. This was written on the entrance door of the local Anglican church. Click to enlarge.

Eclipse

This photo was taken at 8:47PM CST just west of the Nebraska State Capitol Building. The sower statue atop the capitol is in the foreground. The moon is about three quarters eclipsed; it is blood red from the last rays of sun filtering through the earth's atmosphere. Click to enlarge.






This photo was taken at 9:13PM CST from roughly the same spot. The moon is just entering total eclipse. Click to enlarge.

York Minster's Buttresses

Today's photo is of York Minster's flying butresses at sunset. Constructed in 1338, York Minster in York, North Yorkshire, England, is the second-largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe. Click to enlarge.

York Minster (I)

This is the interior front entrance of York Minster in York, North Yorkshire, England. Constructed in 1338, York Minster is the second-largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe. Click to enlarge.



This is an HDR photo created with 10 photos in 1 stop brackets, tripoded and cable released, merged and downsampled in Photoshop CS3.

The Corn Exchange, Leeds, UK

Today's photo is of The Corn Exchange in Leeds, England (click to enlarge). Built in the mid 1800's, the building was originally used as (surprise) a corn exchange. It was converted into shops in the 80's (fetching a strong patronage from counterculture clients) and is currently being renovated (i.e., ruined) into a food plaza. It is a beautiful building.