This dynamic photograph, looking across St. Peter’s Square on a typically wet Manchester day, was taken by local photographer Craig Barker. Using a fisheye lens, the artist has managed to capture St Peter’s Square in a unique and exciting way.
Three iconic Manchester landmarks - The Central Library, The Midland Hotel and the Town Hall extension can all be seen in this moody image. The tram tracks of St. Peter’s Square intersect the image with a sweeping curve whilst a tram zooms past. Daily commuters can be seen walking making their way to work, sheltering themselves from the rain.
Craig Barker describes his work as fine art photography. He writes: ‘As I create my work in line with my vision, I strive to create something visually powerful, that resonates with me and hopefully with others who view my work.’
Fine art quality print, hand trimmed and packed with care in Manchester, UK. Free shipping available within the UK.
