St Alban the Martyr in Holborn

By Kate Coldrick

From Elswyth, my photo journal of sacred spaces and shifting light. Inside St Alban the Martyr, Holborn, the air feels suspended – the arches lifting upward into quiet colour and soft echo. Morning light filters through the stained glass, tracing gentle patterns along the nave. I’m drawn to these moments of stillness – where architecture becomes both shelter and silence.

Photographs by Kate Coldrick – from Elswyth, a photo journal of churches, landscapes, and places in Devon and beyond.


Photographs by Kate Coldrick – from Elswyth, a photo journal of churches, landscapes, and places in Devon and beyond.

Photographs by Kate Coldrick – from Elswyth, a photo journal of churches, landscapes, and places in Devon and beyond.

Photographs by Kate Coldrick – from Elswyth, a photo journal of churches, landscapes, and places in Devon and beyond.

Photographs by Kate Coldrick – from Elswyth, a photo journal of churches, landscapes, and places in Devon and beyond.

Photographs by Kate Coldrick – from Elswyth, a photo journal of churches, landscapes, and places in Devon and beyond.

Enjoying a peaceful moment at St Alban the Martyr in Holborn.

Words and images © Kate Coldrick - part of the Elswyth collection.
 

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