I liked this for two reasons; firstly it is rare to have a photo that doesn’t have Freya in it and secondly I like that you can see the historic church opposite reflected in the modern glass.
This is The Forum in Norwich which was opened in 2001. It houses, among other things, the Millennium Library. It was quite controversial because, on first look, the design is not in keeping with the rest of the area but features such as the mass of glass, which frames the church opposite rather than diverts from it, make it fit in really well – or at least I think so.
Here is the rest of it:
As Freya is always up early we took the opportunity to go into the city before many people were about so I could take some photos. The light wasn’t good for my limited skills but the clouds were nice. The first is the Church of St Peter Mancroft, which is what is reflected in the glass of The Forum, and the second is the Royal Arcade which is a glorious art nouveau shopping avenue.
And lastly, the colourful tops of the market stalls.
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What a beautiful shot. Love the reflection! The other pictures are gorgeous too, looks like a lovely place! 🙂
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Thank you. Norwich is a fantastic place to live, I’ve very lucky.
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I love the historic church in the reflection to and also I live the black and white affect, Clio lending a helping hand for Coombe Mill
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Thanks for taking the time to comment, Clio 🙂
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I’ve been to the forum before, to use the erm facilities! 😉 A lovely place to watch street performers out the front.
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Hehe! They do have nice facilities. I love that outside space too, you never know what you will find.
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Great collection of photos, I love the reflection
Thank you for linking up
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Thank you, Darren.
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Lovely photos. My fave is the first one! #mysundayphoto
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Thank you! It’s a great building to photograph.
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That first photo is stunning – so much to look at with the reflections and it works so well in black and white.
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Beautiful pictures of such gorgeous buildings.xx
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Thank you! It is a lovely place.
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Pleasure. It really looks it. Xx
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Oh wow, what lovely photos, the first one is amazing! I love the picture of the church with the clouds, stunning =)
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Thank you! It was pure luck that I was standing in the right place at the right time 🙂
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