On October 1, in an event designed to showcase the talents of Society of Light and Lighting (SLL) members and the lighting community, teams of dedicated lighting designers shone a ‘new light’ on UNESCO World Heritage Sites across the UK and Ireland.
The Night of Heritage Light (NoHL) aimed to promote lighting as both an art form and a science by illuminating 9 World Heritage Sites in the UK and Ireland. Starting at William the Conqueror’s Tower of London, the NoHL worked its way up the country as the natural light faded.
This is the second of our two part preview of some of the stunning photographs captured on the night, showing off the stunning locations and, most importantly, the power of light!
The Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland
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The Giant's Causeway, ©Don Kinghan |
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The Giant's Causeway, ©Gareth O'Cathain |
Ironbridge Gorge, Shropshire
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Ironbridge Gorge, ©LITE |
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The Iron Bridge reflected in the River Severn, ©LITE |
Durdle Door, Dorset
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Durdle Door lit, ©Vicky Wharton |
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Photographers assemble at Durdle Door, ©Vicky Wharton |
Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool
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The Edmund Gardner in dry dock, ©Kristine Petersone |
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The graving docks illuminated, ©Chris Lowe
Byward and Middle Towers, The Tower of London
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The Byward Tower illuminated, ©Cehao Yu |
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The Middle Tower appropriately lit blood red, ©Rachel Ferriman |
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