Durham Cathedral 1912

"Durham Cathedral" is a 1912 photograph by Frederick H. Evans, a prominent figure in the Pictorialist movement. Evans' masterful use of light and shadow creates a sense of grandeur and mystery within the cathedral's imposing architecture. The intricate details of the elaborate stonework are highlighted, while the surrounding space is rendered in a soft, ethereal glow. The image showcases Evans' skill in capturing the architectural beauty and spiritual atmosphere of religious structures, demonstrating his contribution to the development of photography as a fine art form.