I am 58 years young, live in Johannesburg, South Africa and I'm a true product of my continent. I love the bush, the animals, sunshine, sunsets - oh well, anything to do with nature. I am unmarried and have three sons - 37, 33 and 30 respectively and three granddaugters aged 12, 6 and 4 respectively and obviously the light of my life! Photography has always been a passion and I have loved it since I can remember. I was still using a SLR camera and only switched to digital only in late 2007! My other passion is travel and I have been lucky enough to have travelled fairly widely. There are however still many, many places I would love to visit "one day." I am truly an amateur photographer and do it merely as a hobby. So please be gentle when you comment on my work. :-) Thank you Piet, my dear friend, for convincing me to place my work on Renderosity. You owe me one! Hugs, Carin xx
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Comments (12)
Faemike55
great capture and cool information
kgb224
Superb capture Carin. God bless.
wysiwig
A nice picture of the Modern London Bridge. It replaced the New London Bridge which was built in 1831. That bridge now sits in Lake Havasu City, Arizona after being purchased by two real estate developers. The New London Bridge replaced the Old London Bridge that stood for over 600 years until it literally began to “fall down”.
jendellas
When I saw your pic, that nursery rhyme is going round in my head
T.Rex
Oh, I thought it had fallen down already! wysiwig apparently has the real story about falling down. But this is a nice photo of the stone supports. Keep up the good work. :-)
photosynthesis
I like the perspective & clean composition & I too have the song from my childhood running around my head again...
durleybeachbum
It is indeed rather brutalist in design.
Adobe_One_Kenobi
After eighteen months in the beautiful countryside, I find London to be "drab and unimpressive", and extremely dirty. Photographs around this area though, always look impressive, because they clean these streets at night, the other parts of the "Real" London are extremely different of course. where the local residents play hop scotch among the dog shite and fried chicken bones, I don't regret leaving at all. All this aside, after over 60 years in London, I know exactly where you stood here, and have stood in the very same spot, right by the stainless steel handrail, and the oddly placed flower bed at number one, London bridge.
blinkings
I find this 'seventies' version of the bridge akin to something found in the old East Germany! It has all the beauty and charm of the Berlin Wall.
goodoleboy
Wait a minute...wasn't the London Bridge of falling down fame dismantled several years ago and shipped to Arizona and then reassembled? Or am I thinking of something else? Maybe I'll check it out on Google. In any event, cool atmosphere and depth captured in this shot, Carin.
sossy
Excellent capture of a not so nice bridge and one can read the name of the bridge without the title! But now I know it is not importent to visit this bridge when I would visit London one day 😉
anahata.c
well, you captured the drabness and almost oppressive feel of the bridge, and that makes this a powerful shot. The bridge seems like a leviathan, here; and the looming dark shadows (below) make it even more elephantine. I think your proportions really bring out the leaden quality of the thing; its mass and footprint are formidable. ANd the perspective---going back to the city---is classic bridge-city stuff. Fine truthful capture, Carin.