LNER InterCity 225 on Durham Viaduct at Sunset | Digital Download
Two generations of British railway engineering meet beneath a spectacular golden sunset in this striking aerial photograph of an LNER InterCity 225 crossing Durham Viaduct.
Completed in 1857, Durham's magnificent Grade II* listed viaduct stands around 30 metres high, with eleven enormous sandstone arches carrying the East Coast Main Line above the city. Originally constructed for the North Eastern Railway, it has become one of Durham's most recognisable Victorian landmarks.
Captured in the warm evening light, the photograph shows the sleek InterCity 225 sweeping across the historic stone arches, framed by mature woodland and Durham's rooftops. Beyond the city, the countryside stretches towards the horizon beneath an extraordinary orange and golden sky. The contrast between the 19th-century viaduct and the modern electric train makes this a particularly memorable celebration of Britain's railway heritage.
A fantastic statement piece for railway enthusiasts, lovers of Victorian engineering and anyone with a connection to Durham or the East Coast Main Line. An ideal gift for train enthusiasts, particularly those with a fondness for the iconic InterCity 225, or a striking addition to any home, office or railway collection.
An original Northern Perspectives aerial photograph, available as a digital download, ready to print and frame in your preferred size and style.

