Salisbury Cathedral: William Pye's font

Each visit to Salisbury Cathedral, I continue to be fascinated by this font, in situ since 2008 and sculpted by William Pye.

It was donated by Sir Christopher and Lady Benson and the Jerusalem Trust.

I am always trying to get the perfect shot of it but perhaps a collage gives a better idea.

[Catherine]

Very much like your collage of the font. I thought it was really special.

[Joyce]

Such a fascinating collage Hazel

[Kas]

It is certainly an exquisite piece of art. I can see the appeal of returning again and again.

[Peter]

Simply stunning collage Hazel, each image beautifully captured in wonderful colour and detail:)

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture.

[Babs]

Fascinating collage. The font is huge, more like a Jacuzzi. You could swim in this.

[Cathie]

Very cool collage. I love the common colors and lines & shapes.

[Walks @ 7]

The font would draw me as well. It could be a source of a series. Marvelous collage.

[wendy frost]

Terrific reflections captured in this beautiful font and a brilliant collage.

[Susie]

I agree it is truly an amazing fixture and hard to photograph. Lovely collage