Ely Cathedral: Nave into North Transept 1891

Frederick H. Evans's "Ely Cathedral: Nave into North Transept" (1891) is a striking example of his architectural photography. The photograph, now in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, captures the grandeur of the Ely Cathedral through the perspective of its intricate arches and columns. The composition emphasizes the lines and patterns of the nave, creating a sense of depth and perspective. Evans's meticulous use of light and shadow further enhances the architectural detail, highlighting the beauty of this medieval masterpiece.