18/02/22
Sunset 23 January - Louise Burnett
The weather was gloomy – no sun at all and the sky and the Humber were the same colour but it felt as though the city were cocooned in a grey blanket, separate and separated.
15/02/22
Sunrise 23 January - Hannah Shaw
Despite being a Hull-born girl, there are so many buildings and streets I’ve never noticed before. I also love the idea that ‘life’ was going on below me and I was quietly observing – a once-in-a-lifetime experience for sure!
15/02/22
Sunset 22 January - Ruby Thompson
It’s like being at a relative’s house, comforting and everyday. I also had the song lyric: ‘Certain as the sun rising in the east,’ from Beauty and the Beast on a loop in my head.
15/02/22
Sunrise 22 January - Sam Caseley
Shotwell, Tilson Scaffolding, Biffa, Cycles only, frozen cone, bandstand, bridge, low haze, Covid graffiti, old homes, new homes, the grey and then the light.
10/02/22
Sunset 21 January - Ousmane Hisseine
It is a beautiful and unforgettable experience because for the first time I discovered West side of Hull when the sun was setting down and I also enjoyed the blue sky – was poetic and how good looking.
10/02/22
Sunrise 21 January - Emily Peach
Reds, pinks and oranges as the sun rises above the Humber, the glow reflecting on the water, picking out buildings.
10/02/22
Sunset 20 January - Mark Preston
After the EU referendum, I fell out with the city. But I realise Hull’s so much more than politics. We can be reconciled. We can get back together. What a wonderful opportunity I’ve had to realise that.
10/02/22
Sunrise 20 January - Gillian Lyon
An amazing way to start my birthday!
A wonderful hour spent in a tranquil haven, whilst the hustle and bustle goes on around.
10/02/22
Sunset 19 January - Adam Pownall
The sunset of the first day of my 39th year
Amber clouds to the west
Violet hue to the east
10/02/22
Sunrise 19 January - Elizabeth Bergeron
I’m not from Hull originally, but over the years I have found myself repeatedly returning. So much so that I would say it is my home away from home: the place I go to when I need to feel safe and comforted.
10/02/22
Sunset 18 January - Sean Harkin
Interesting to view the city from this angle. Will visit some of the old buildings and try and find out why some of the features are as they are.
10/02/22
Sunrise 18 January - Gaynor Harkin
My vigil, my city, my home.
Like an awakening, the sun began to rise
The eyelid slowly opening to reveal the light
The humming of the traffic sounds like breathing air
10/02/22
Sunset 17 January - Caroline Blair
Perfect blue sky, full moon, still and calm. What a fantastic experience.
10/02/22
Sunrise 17 January - Laura Beddows
I hadn’t expected to see the full moon; I had been hoping for a beautiful sunrise and wasn’t disappointed. The view to the east was warm yellow and orange and the sun gradually rose up over the Humber.
10/02/22
Sunset 16 January - Dan Toffolo
Gradually, as the vigil continued, I began to map out my life around the city – where I was born, the different areas I lived in and finally a move to (just) beyond the horizon.
10/02/22
Sunrise 16 January - Babs Miller
Looking east to Paull, my home, I could see clearly the cooling towers at Saltend, quite a sight on darker mornings when it is still lit up like something out of Star Wars.
10/02/22
Sunset 15 January - Peter Robinson
Eternal father, strong to save
As I watched o’er Humber’s wave
Who made the mighty ocean deep
Its own appointed limits keep
10/02/22
Sunrise 15 January - Amy Broadley
Although there was fog the experience was amazing. Seeing a little bit more of the city minute by minute was very interesting.
10/02/22
Sunset 14 January - Bri Lee
Wow is the word. Fantastic sunset. So clear. The colours were unbelievable. So many changes.
10/02/22
Sunrise 14 January - Ally Thomson
The day began with silhouettes and shadows. It was a privilege to watch over the city which I feel has watched over me all my life. The City is the people.
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