I was a guest. The cloisters were closed off during the photo shoot. But earlier there was a huge crowd of tourists watching as the bride left the cathedral.
Yes. Though it was the oldest wedding Ive ever been to. 84 and 88 from bride and groom and the congregation averaged something not far off that! Go forever in this case isn’t quite as daunting As for some 😉
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Greta picture. Loving the lines, shade and shadows in this, someone emphasised by making it black and white.
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Cool shot! Love the black and white.
#MySundayPhoto
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Very effective.
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What a wonderful photo! It looks like a great place for a wedding 🙂
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Stunning 🙂
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I read in the comments that the couple are in their 80s, that’s just so lovely! Must have been a very special wedding.
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It was amazing. The bride had been widowed for over 40 years and it was wonderful to see her so happy
On Sun, Sep 13, 2015 at 10:57 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Wow that is a stunning place to have a wedding
Thank you for linking up
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what a beautiful building. stunning place to get married.
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gorgeous B&W photo. lovely building too. anyone you know?
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The bride is an old friend from my student days in Durham. I used to teach her children French after school.
On Sun, Sep 13, 2015 at 3:59 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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What a great editorial shot and a lovely one for the couple to look back on – their guests enjoying themselves. Beautiful photograph
#SundayPhoto
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I didn’t take many but I was very pleased with this one
On Sun, Sep 13, 2015 at 12:56 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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What a great spot for wedding photography – it looks so beautiful!
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Now that is one stylish Wedding venue!
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Hard to choose somewhere better
On Sun, Sep 13, 2015 at 12:29 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Gorgeous venue for a wedding and the pic is great in black and white. x
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Perfect background for a wedding! And I like you captured it in black and white:)
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It was a great location for wedding and photos.
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Were you a part of the wedding, or an observer? I like your perspective in this photo.
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I was a guest. The cloisters were closed off during the photo shoot. But earlier there was a huge crowd of tourists watching as the bride left the cathedral.
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Ha! You were on my patch 🙂 Those cloisters were superb for Lumiere.
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I snuck in while you were away!
It was a wonderful wedding. In the nave with lords and ladies! And reception in my old college, St Mary’s.
I am still hoping to get up for Lumiere…
On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 3:03 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Looks fab! A friend, or family? 🙂
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Love that photo!
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Thanks. I like that it captured all the activity
On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 2:15 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Classy shot.
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Thank you
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Great photo and the black and white really suits it.
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It looked good in colour too but I preferred the b&w version
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which cathedral?
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Durham😀
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I thought I recognised it – I was there last year with my daughter.
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Forever and ever.
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Yes. Though it was the oldest wedding Ive ever been to. 84 and 88 from bride and groom and the congregation averaged something not far off that! Go forever in this case isn’t quite as daunting As for some 😉
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Beautiful photo and so great in black and white
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