Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

The Building Opened in 1967, the Grade I listed cathedral was designed by Sir Frederick Gibberd. The Metropolitan Cathedral's exterior is a distinctive architectural marvel. Constructed of concrete and clad in Portland stone, the cathedral's circular plan culminates in a conical tower. This unique form is supported by 16 boomerang-shaped concrete trusses held together by two ring beams. Attached flying buttresses impart the cathedral with its iconic tent-like appearance. Rising from the upper ring beam, a lantern tower filled with stained glass windows dominates, crowned with a series of pinnacles. The Photograph I last visited Liverpool in 2023, for a University Open Day with our eldest. That trip lasted two days but was in the nascent days of my journey into fine art black and white photography. This latest visit was just for a few hours as I doubled as a taxi for my youngest and three friends to go to a concert at Anfield. However, even though I had just a few hours, I a...