Pictures of York
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I like different. A visit to York would not be complete without a walk on the old City walls. Here I have split the picture and gave it some digital effects,
and now it is almost 3D with the wall coming out of the picture.
Looks impressive as a framed canvas print.
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Half of the above picture. Again with the digital bubble wrap effect.
This stone tower is all that is left of the once large York Castle. Scenes of much blood letting over the centuries, and now stands on its mound and known as Cliffords Tower it is open to the public for viewing. A monochrome moody study.
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The Hospitium in the wonderful Museum gardens in the City of York. The lower storey of the building was most likely built from stone to withstand the regular floods. Stone would also have given an extra degree of
security. It was thought to have been used as a lodgings for visitors to the nearby St Marys Abby. Today the building is available for corporate or public events.
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York Guildhall was built in 1445 for the Guild of St Christopher and St George and the Corporation, the cost being divided equally between them. The accounts still exist and include a record of 3 pence given to the workmen to celebrate the laying of the foundations. A council meeting is recorded there in May of 1459.Now it still stands in all it,s spender with visitors viewing from a pleasure cruise boat on the River Ouse.
A lovely spring day brings out the best in our english city of York in the county of Yorkshire. We see lendal bridge crossing the river Ouse towards Lendal tower with a pleasure cruise boat passing.
I have processed this to appear that the bridge is coming out of the picture.
St Marys Abby in museum gardens in the City of York,in the county of Yorkshire England. Its story ties together two of the most important events in English history. It was begun by William the Conqueror to reinforce his hold on the north after 1066 and ended by Henry the Eighth as a consequence of his Reformation of the church.
In its day it was the wealthiest abbey in the north and one of the richest in the country.
Kings Staithe York river Ouse
A landscape view of Kings Staithe in the City of York, in the county of Yorkshire England. A popular spot for visitors to take a stroll in the sun. This image is digitally altered and tinted.
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Amongst all the historic buildings in York there is some modern to be found. I have digitally enhanced with a bubble wrap effect. Perfect image for a glossy photo.
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York Guildhall was built in 1445 for the Guild of St Christopher and St George and the Corporation, the cost being divided equally between them. The accounts still exist and include a record of 3 pence given to the workmen to celebrate the laying of the foundations. A council meeting is recorded there in May of 1459.Now it still stands in all it,s spender with visitors viewing from a pleasure cruise boat on the River Ouse. I use a digital plastic process to render this picture.
The historic Lendal tower and Lendal bridge in the city of York in the county of Yorkshire, England. Lendal Tower has stood next to the River Ouse since about 1300.
It was originally part of the Citys defences. In medieval times a great iron chain which was stored in the tower was pulled across the river to Barker Tower on the opposite bank.
York Guildhall was built in 1445 for the Guild of St Christopher and St George and the Corporation, the cost being divided equally between them. The accounts still exist and include a record of 3 pence given to the workmen to celebrate the laying of the foundations. A council meeting is recorded there in May of 1459.Now it still stands in all it,s spender with visitors viewing from a pleasure cruise boat on the River Ouse.
This is whats know as a Out Of Bounds image.It is St Marys Abby in museum gardens in the City of York,in the county of Yorkshire England. Its story ties together two of the most important events in English history. It was begun by William the Conqueror to reinforce his hold on the north after 1066 and ended by Henry the Eighth as a consequence of his Reformation of the church.
In its day it was the wealthiest abbey in the north and one of the richest in the country.
Walking by the river Ouse is a lovely pastime on a bright sunny day.
The postcard view of York city. With views along part of the ld roman wall with the Minster in the background.
York minster stonework simple glows in the summer sun.
Modern in York
Some digital manipulation carried out to produce this image of a modern building in the city of York, in the county of Yorkshire, England.
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The Hospitium can be found in museum gardens in the City of York, in the county of Yorkshire, England. it was one of the now ruined Saint Marys abby support buildings.
Its not known for sure what it was originally used for, the official listing of the building suggests that it was a place for visitors to stay. There was a gate onto the river right next to the Hospitium so it would have been well placed to serve guests arriving by boat.
Being next to the river it might also have been a warehouse.
This stone tower is all that is left of the once large York Castle. Scenes of much blood letting over the centuries, and now stands on its mound and known as Cliffords Tower it is open to the public for viewing. For this image I used a digital plastic effect.
A typical view that may be seen from one of the pleasure cruise boats that ply the Ouse. A monochrome image.
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A view along the Shambles across the old cobbled street,in the city of York in the county of Yorkshire, England. The name "Shambles" comes from the Saxon "Fleshammels", which means, "the street of the butchers", for it was here that the citys butchers market was located. Notice the wide window sills of the houses; the meat for sale was displayed here. Now one the countries favourites tourist attractions. This image is digitally enhanced
Kings Staith in the City of York, Yorkshire,England. Just to the left of centre is Kings arms pub. (The pub that floods) Just to the right of centre is Cumberland house. In 1710, William Cornwell, a tanner and a brewer, built Cumberland House as his home. He was to become Lord Mayor of the City in 1712 and again in 1725.
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A common site along the riverside walkway are families of geese taking a stroll.
The postcard view of York city. With views along part of the ld roman wall with the Minster in the background.
A landscape view of Kings Staithe in the City of York, in the county of Yorkshire England. A popular spot for visitors to take a stroll in the sun. This image is digitally altered and tinted.
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York Guildhall was built in 1445 for the Guild of St Christopher and St George and the Corporation, the cost being divided equally between them. The accounts still exist and include a record of 3 pence given to the workmen to celebrate the laying of the foundations. A council meeting is recorded there in May of 1459.Now it still stands in all it,s spender with visitors viewing from a pleasure cruise boat on the River Ouse. I use a digital plastic process to produce this picture.
Here we see Lendal bridge crossing the river Ouse in the city of York, in the county of Yorkshire, England. Beyond the bridge is the historic Lendal Tower. The view looks wonderful with the early summer pink blossom, even in this monochrome study.
Busy on the Ouse. This is an out of frame image. Something different from me.
Another view of the famous Shambles street in the City of York. This image I have process to a pencil finish,
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With some spring blossom in the foreground and the old Lendal tower just to the other side of Lendal bridge.
York Guildhall was built in 1445 for the Guild of St Christopher and St George and the Corporation, the cost being divided equally between them. The accounts still exist and include a record of 3 pence given to the workmen to celebrate the laying of the foundations. A council meeting is recorded there in May of 1459.Now it still stands in all it,s spender with visitors viewing from a pleasure cruise boat on the River Ouse.
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This stone tower is all that is left of the once large York Castle. Scenes of much blood letting over the centuries, and now stands on its mound and known as Cliffords Tower it is open to the public for viewing.
A cityscape across York taken from the city art gallery, across the fountain in exhibition square with the wonderful minster in the background.
The Minster and bar. One of the many wonderful views across the city of York
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