Lumiere Durham 2019
In November last year I travelled up to Durham to visit the bi-annual Lumiere light show. I’ve visited before when it came to London, but never to Durham where it started.
The weather wasn’t ideal for this years’s festival - so it was an interesting challenge of getting around and taking photos whilst keeping at least moderately dry.
These birdcages by Jony Easterby were probably my favourite installation - simple in design, but fascinating and beautiful in execution.
Shadow birdcages by Jony Easterby
Durham botanic gardens ― 2019/11/16
1/180s at f/2.8, 70mm, ISO 3200, Nikon D800
Feather Turnstones by Jony Easterby
Durham botanic gardens ― 2019/11/16
1/30s at f/6.7, 38mm, ISO 6400, Nikon D800
For the Birds, 2017, by Jony Easterby & Kathy Hinde, Mark Anderson, Pippa Taylor, Ulf Pedersen
Durham botanic gardens ― 2019/11/16
3s at f/4.8, 24mm, ISO 2500, Nikon D800
Light tunnel by Dan Shorten / Guildhall Live
2019/11/16
1/125s at f/4, 200mm, ISO 3200, Nikon D800
Wave by Squidsoup
2019/11/16
1/125s at f/4, 200mm, ISO 560, Nikon D800
Spirit by Compagnie Carabosse
Durham Cathedral ― 2019/11/17
1/15s at f/2.8, 55mm, ISO 6400, Nikon D800
Shoefiti by Deepa Mann-Kler
2019/11/17
1/90s at f/4, 150mm, ISO 4500, Nikon D800
Celestial brainstorm by Amelia Kosminsky
2019/11/17
1/20s at f/2.8, 24mm, ISO 6400, Nikon D800
Geometrical traces were my other stand-out from the event. Hard to photograph, but mesmerising in real life.
Fogscape by Fujiko Nakaya and Simon Corder
Durham Cathedral ― 2019/11/16
1/60s at f/2.8, 26mm, ISO 6400, Nikon D800
2019/11/16
1/250s at f/2.8, 32mm, ISO 100, Nikon D800