I sometimes think that photography is really about opening your eyes to your surroundings!

This photo was taken in the side passage of The Blue Bell in Fossgate, York.

A pub that is considered to have an interior of national importance. It consists of two small rooms served by a central bar and here in the side corridor by a hatch, no doubt much in vogue when having a glass or as described in some parts of these islands as "a wee refreshment" was not socially acceptable.

This photo forms one of my series on British Pubs.