This shot harkens back to Manchester’s past.  The moderately lit and deserted canal way looks ready for industry to flow through it the next morning, with a willow sculpture on the left (Bess the Shire Horse) commemorating the role of horses played during this period.  At the end is St James Buildings, a grade II listed treasure that was finished in 1912 – save for the modern storefronts at the foot of the building, the scene has very few clues to the present day.

 This is 053 in a limited edition run of prints - 10 in each size - once they are gone they are gone forever.  Each print has been produced on fine art cotton, is acid free 300gsm paper and will be numbered and signed by 0161