Taken at Saddler Street, Durham, County Durham on 30/12/2018.

Durham cathedral at night

Through the archway

Looking through the archway of Elvet Bridge in Durham towards the "ladies" of Durham

Durham 3 December 2022.

This view is of Prebends Bridge, which carries the private road known as South Bailey across the River Wear, close to the cathedral and just upstream from the weir. The bridge was designed by George Nicholson with its aesthetic appeal as key due to its location, and was completed between 1772 and 1778.

On the river Wear in Durham City

A vibrant colourful night in Durham City Centre

Lovely evening light.

Durham Cathedral buildings

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Durham, 3 December 2022. The first fortress here was around 1072 but little remains from before 1340.

Construction of the cathedral started in 1093 and most was completed within forty years, although there have been later additions and alterations. This view is taken from the west side, but in the afternoon, when even the low sun was shining on the opposite side.

The castle was really a bishop's palace with some fortification, but despite this it was the only northern castle never to fall to the Scots; it is now part of Durham University.

Durham Cathedral

Durham City

North east England

Nikon 850

Tamron 17-35mm

Vanguard Alta Rise 48

Vanguard Veo 2

Taken from near Durham railway station.

Durham 3 December 2022.

This impressive viaduct is part of the East Coast Main Line from London to Edinburgh via Newcastle, but it only became part of that route in 1872, having been completed in 1856 for what was not much more than a branch line from Sunderland to Bishop Auckland, all but two miles of which was abandoned by 1968.

Yesterdays photoshoot didn’t go as planned, although I still had a nice afternoon with my friend which involved coffee and fruit scones. So, here is another unpublished capture. Have a great weekend, all. ❤️📷

A 5 exposure HDR shot of Durham, overlooking the River Wear; with Milburngate Bridge, the Castle and Cathedral in the background.

Durham Cathedral as seen from Durham Court House.

County Durham , UK .

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Coronation decorations on a modern shopping arcade in Durham City

A walk along the riverside at Durham, with some of our family at the weekend.

Durham

Norman Romanesque columns in the Nave.

Durham , UK .

Durham, northeast England, UK

durham was lovely and peaceful last night

A heavy River Wear at the old Fulling Mill in Durham

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Durham Cathedral sunset. Practicing HDR merging.

Durham, 3 December 2022. The first fortress here was around 1072 but little remains from before 1340. Construction of the cathedral started in 1093 and most was completed within forty years, although there have been later additions and alterations. The castle was really a bishop's palace with some fortification, but despite this it was the only northern castle never to fall to the Scots; it is now part of Durham University.

The Nave, Durham Cathedral. A fine example of Norman Romanesque architecture in the UK. Built to last!

Wagon Hill Farm in Durham, NH

Durham

I know that there has been a long time since taking this image, and so much has happened, but this was the first time I was in Durham City since the work on the cathedral tower was finished. After years of waiting to see that skyline again as it was meant to be viewed was an incredible feeling, and so I had to get this view over the rooftops towards the cities astonishing centerpiece.