The Cathedral allow you to take photos pretty much anywhere as long as you stick to basic guidelines and aren't going to sell them. I popped in this lunchtime to test the f1.2 85mm and see what I could get away with, returning with quite a few images. Some of these are Photoshopped, however...

I spent lunch hour trying out the f2.8 lens in the Cathedral. Not many shots but you get the idea.

The annual dinner for Wakefield Cathedral OCA, taking place at Queen Elizabeth Grammar School in Wakefield. Me and Si were the only ones of our era around save for Nicholas Whitaker (who blanked us - rough boys!). The after-dinner speaker was David Hope, former Bishop of Wakefield, Bishop of London and Archbishop of York - very good to see him after so long (both me and Si sang at his enthronement in the early 80s). After the dinner we went exploring a bit and went up to to the school museum where we found some caps and got a bit loud.

A couple of views from Crown Point Bridge in Leeds; the kids getting ready for school; Ellie running by Wakefield Cathedral.

Meeting a few veteran choristers from Wakefield Cathedral, where I was a chorister from 1980 through to 1988. A bit thin on the ground though.

Some pics from Wakefield Cathedral, and in the lobby of Cedar Court, taken on a 35mm camera we didn't know we had.

I was attempting to build models of fairground organs around this time - this was such an attempt I displayed at the Wakefield Cathedral vicarage garden party, with my friend Stephen.