A friend asked me to take her son to basketball at York College so, whilst I was waiting, I explored the building and the underground car park. There was a bitingly cold wind so I didn’t hang around too long but here are the results. Probably my favourite is this one – I like the […]
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After dropping a friend off at the railway station I had a bit of time before meeting up with Rachel at City Screen to watch Licorice Pizza. I mooched around the town centre for a bit before heading down a few steps next to Lendal Bridge to the riverside. The light was amazing and so
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I was going to do some street photography after dropping Sara off in York but didn’t feel that inspired. Not sure why that was – feeling hungry, crowds of shoppers, sad at saying goodbye to Sara … anyway I was heading back to the car park when I spotted the reflections in a building near
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I had some free moments whilst in York shopping and I focussed in on the Lucky Days cafe which has an eye catching bright yellow exterior. The afternoon was getting on but as it was sunny there were some deep shadows. I didn’t really have a plan, apart from capturing the bright yellow and possibly
Travelling back from dropping three teenagers at Leeds Fest I diverted into York for an hour of street photography. Parking in the nearest free street parking, just beyond the hospital, I made my way down Gillygate. It’s one of my favourite streets in the city with several 18th century houses and today seems to be
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My daughter Sara was due into York Station at 7.20pm on Saturday so after chores at Sainsbury’s and Monks Cross I parked at the Railway Station and had an hour. First, head down to the river walk. There had been quite a bit of rain in the last 24 hours but now it was quite
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Not much free time but made quick visits to Helmsley yesterday and York today. Gorgeous weather brought out the crowds and as usual motorcyclists gathered around the the Feversham Monument, a grade 2 listed memorial to the 2nd Baron Feversham. I chatted to a lovely couple who I thought were bikers but tuned out to
I had a free morning so made the 40 minute drive south to York, our nearest metropolis! It was quite buzzing when I got there with lots of restaurants offering tables in the streets so there was a continental feel to the place, even though the weather was distinctly chilly. I had no particular plan
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