During the Easter holidays I went on a trip to visit St Augustine's Church in Penarth.
St Augustine's Church is a Grade I listed building from back in 1989, the 19th century Parish church was structured by architect William Butterfield and was built between 1865 - 1866.
The church has been described as 'one of Butterfield's finest churches, big boned and austere outside, highly charged in the polychromatic patterning of its interior'.
Whilst visiting the church, I had to take 10 images inside and around the grounds of the church, however the Wednesday that I arrived the church was closed so I had to take the photos outside of the church and the grounds.
- 2 x Close up of architectural details
- 2 x A sense of place or time
- 2 x Creative images of the building (inside or out)
- 2 x Abstract images
- 2 x Nature meets man made
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