River great ouse cities, Ely city Cambridgeshire 164 photos
The city of Ely cathedral in the Cambridgeshire with interior and exterior photography of fenland architecture, East Anglia framed and mounted photographs of the ships of the Fens, paper only prints and digital stock image downloads for personal and commercial use, British art and documentary pictures, English cities architectural history in photos.
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Ely cathedral in snow December 2017, Cherry hill park
The stunning ship of the Fens, the Ely white-out, with the first snow of 2017, it made for the most stunning winters wonderland with people making snowmen on the hill.
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Katey Jane Andrews
on April 19, 2018cheers and tell me do you guys tend to follow the leader, photography is very much a sheep format, sorry i study human behaviour as an interest, being a female in a male dominating subject guys tend to say certain things and very interesting to me, Landscapes are so simple that the blind could do them. i always say try wildlife and macro, now that's hard work, the sad thing in all this as people seams to never have an interest in the subject but the persons skills, it's very sad, i would like to see people taking an interest in the stunning subjects as photography is about going out in the world and not about the person.
malcolmjenkinsphotography
on April 19, 2018Nice photograph. I like the composition.
KDP450
on April 19, 2018Lovely
Katey Jane Andrews
on April 19, 2018so on the map it states VINEYARD i think i would be down the bottom to the right near the corner.
Katey Jane Andrews
on April 19, 2018I,m not sure, would of thought Ely would of only had few builtings as they wasn't over populated i think.
Junya Otsuka
on April 19, 2018though this is a petty info, this sloped area of the grounds of Ely seems to have been a vineyard.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/cambs/vol4/pp77-82
(how do you find the map on that page? it seems old original plan, before parts were destroyed or taken away.)