I wanted to put a Canon EOS 5DS through some of its paces. These are some results taken over the course of two days. All were taken either within the cathedral precinct or immediately outside.
Day 1:
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| North elevation |
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| The Cloisters |
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| Rear of the West elevation |
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| 'Poster' outside the Chapter House (where a copy of Magna Carta is kept) |
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| Taken from The Cloisters |
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| Chapter House from The Cloisters |
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| Entrance gate to cathedral precinct from De Vaux Place |
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| The spire |
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| One of several 'Barons' commemorating the anniversary of Magna Carta |
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| North elevation |
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| From across the meadows |
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| Not quite the same viewpoint as that used by the artist John Constable |
Day 2:
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| Centre of the West elevation |
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| Detail |
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| In The Close |
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| In The Close |
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| In The Close |
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| The Cloisters |
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| From The Cloisters |
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| Gate exit to High Street |
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| New Street / Cranebridge Road |
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| Crane bridge (R. Avon) |
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| Confluence of the Rivers Avon and Nadder (taken from the former) |
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| Confluence of the Rivers Avon and Nadder (taken from the latter) |
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| A riverside rose |
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| Crane Bridge |
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| Another riverside rose |
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| A lane running between Cranebridge Road and Fisherton Street |
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| The cathedral seen from Cranebridge Road |
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| Mural on the wall of the public conveniences at Cranebridge Road park |
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