A weekend in Zurich - Photos † Richard Flynn

Photos from my weekend in Zurich, 30th November–2nd December 2007.

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Richard Flynn > Grey day in Zurich • The Münster-Brucke in Zurich leads from the Grossmünster (behind me) on the West side of the River Limmat to the Fraumuunster, on the East bank.

Richard Flynn > St Peter’s church, Zurich • The church of St Peter is perportedly Zurich’s oldest parish church, since it can trace its origins to 857 and earlier. It sits on the East bank of the River Limmat, nestled behind the water-front buildings.

Richard Flynn > Loking towards Quai-Brücke • Standing on Münster-Brücke, the bridge between me and Lake Zurich (Zürichsee) is the Quai-Brücke.

Richard Flynn > Wein-Platz in the twilight

Richard Flynn > Reflections of Zurich • The twin towers of Grossmünster form one of the best-known sights on the Zurich skyline.

Richard Flynn > The East Bank • Looking towards Rudolf-Brun Brücke in the twilight.

Richard Flynn > More reflections of Zurich • The spire on the left is that of Fraumünster; on the right is that of St Peter’s church. Both are, of course telling the same time: 5.16 p.m.

Richard Flynn > Red sky at night • Looking towards the East bank of the River Limmat. I wanted to capture the last of the setting sun’s colour which still appeared in the sky as the twilight turned to night.

Grey day in Zurich • The Münster-Brucke in Zurich leads from the Grossmünster (behind me) on the West side of the River Limmat to the Fraumuunster, on the East bank.

Camera: Canon (Canon Eos 20d) |

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