Sunday 20 October 2019

Matchstick Model Of Metropolitan Cathedral Taken In Metropolitan Cathedral Liverpool 8/10/19 Created By Arthur Cunliffe


Matchstick Model 
Metropolitan Cathedral 8/10/19 

Created By Arthur Cunliffe 18/11/99

I photographed the Matchstick Model Of the Metropolitan Cathedral in a room on the left as you enter the building.
I found the Model Of the Cathedral an incredibly fully detailed Artistic Masterpiece.
Shown in this album is a full shot of this model, plus a close up and with the words from the Artist Arthur Cunliffe Himself.
By sharing these pictures with you and “tagging”, 
I also wish to raise awareness for Bloodwise. Formerly known as Leukaemia And Lymphoma Research. #Bloodwise_uk #Bloodwise_North #BeatBloodCancer #EndtheDelays.































































Sunday 6 October 2019

Liverpool FC European Champions League Winners 2019 Victory Parade 2/6/2019

“WE’VE WON IT SIX TIMES!”
 Liverpool FC 
European Champions League Winners 
~Victory Parade Sunday 2nd June 2019~
 
©David Lydiate Supporter Of #Bloodwise_uk

Liverpool FC

- Champions League Winners 2019

Manager - Jürgen Klopp

Captain - Jordan Henderson

 

European Champions League Final Saturday 1st June 2019

Wanda Metropolitano Stadium Madrid

On Saturday 1st June 2019 Liverpool Football Club won The European Champions League,
a trophy they have now won six times, a record by a British team!
The Trophy was clinched with a 2-0 victory against Tottenham Hotspur.

Liverpool’s goals were scored by 
Mohamed Salah (2mins penalty) and Divock Origi (87mins).


Pictured in this project/link is an image of the Victory Parade passing along the Dock Road.


The are also photographs of the Liverpool FC fans in celebration.








































The landmarks in the background of these photographs include, The Royal Albert Dock, The Pumphouse Restaurant, Port Of Liverpool Building, The Liver Building, The Canning Dock, The Salthouse Dock, One Park West Building, Chavasse Park, Liverpool One and The Dock Road.




Adoring Fans Wait In Anticipation Of Liverpool FC
Bringing The Trophy Home On An Open Top Bus
















Wednesday 2 October 2019

River Mersey Festival June 2019


International River Mersey Festival 
June 2019


The Mersey River Festival is a fantastic event with many forms of free live Entertainment,
held at The Liverpool Waterfront And The Royal Albert Dock.
I was unable to depict all of the events due to health reasons.

Subject matters photographed included Indian cultural Dance and Music, Irish Sea Shanty’s being sung from a ship, as well as other aspects of song, dance and Street Theatre.  

The events popularity, setting (Liverpool) and venue (The Royal Albert Dock) will raise a lot of awareness for The Charity Bloodwise #Bloodwise_uk, when I “tag” them on social media.

Bloodwise Logo And Contact Details
#Bloodwise_uk



 





























Irish Culture
Kimbers Men Perform Irish Sea Shanties

The River Festival crowds were thoroughly entertained by Kimber’s Men.
They have appeared at Festivals in Ostende, Appingedam, Portmagee, Portsoy, Fano in Denmark, and all over the UK. Featured twice on Sunday brunch for Channel 4 ,they also starred in the BBC2 and BBC4 production of Sea Songs, with Gareth Malone; the latter being the most viewed programme of the year, on BBC 4.

Kimber’s Men possess probably the finest bass singer on the British folk scene today, in John Bromley. John has been singing folk songs since he was sixteen and has sung in several folk bands and is a solo artist. John plays guitar, whistle and bodhran.

Neil Kimber has been performing and singing since the late sixties and has a massive repertoire of songs at his disposal, he plays guitar and is the only real sailor amongst us. Neil and Ros Kimber composed the wonderful song ‘Don’t Take The Heroes’, which is now being sung by many shanty bands all over the world, and describes the aftermath of the Penlee lifeboat disaster.’


Kimber’s men are lucky to have long standing member Gareth Scott. He has a powerful and bluesy voice and is an accomplished guitarist, bringing another dimension to the sound they produce. Not forgetting Steve Smith our recent stowaway, who, as sound engineer and multi-instrumentalist, completes the group with his high harmonies.
Indian Culture
Live Music Performed From Vessel At Albert Dock 

















Indian Cultural Dance







































The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band
Highly talented musicians from Jaipur, Rajasthan’s renowned “Pink City”, the surrounding villages, made up the brass core of this rousing new ensemble on trumpet, trombone, euphoium and sousaphone, supplemented with clarinet, against a background of percussion on side, bass and dhol drums
Sourced from:-https://www.theriverfestival.co.uk/

















































The Spice Girls
These beautifully decorated Indian Elephants strolled over 3 feet above the ground, playfully passed by the faces of an amused audience. Featuring colourful costumes, playful puppeteers and performed with Indian dancers & musicians as depicted.
Sourced From:-https://www.theriverfestival.co.uk/
















Oxumre
The rainbow and the snake, representing fortune, time and transformation, Oxumaré is a deity from the Orisha tradition, paying tribute to our ancient African ancestors. This 5 meter tall kinetic puppet interacted with and entertained tourists.
Text sourced from:- https://www.theriverfestival.co.uk/








































Performers From India Posed For Camera















The House of Suarez Perform "HMS Suarez"
The House of Suarez returned to the Docks of Liverpool and brought their brand new premier! HMS Suarez. This piece took tourists on a journey through the decades and the times of music whilst the docks thrived and witnessed generations of sailors from across the seas. Photographed here outside Martin Luther Kling Building, Royal Albert Dock.
Text sourced from:- https://www.theriverfestival.co.uk