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This bridge in Budapest – the 'SzŽchenyi Chain Bridge' was made by an Englishman named William Tierney Clark. Although it looks a little like Tower Bridge, he built the original Hammersmith Bridge (which is now replaced by one made by Joseph Bazelgette – who also created London's sewer network.) So although it looks familiar it's not exactly as you'd think.
The glorious green Hammersmith Bridge shines in the afternoon Sun earlier today – Best Viewed Bigger
Of course it’s not the original bridge, that was sold many moons ago to the gullible, but the carved type makes the bridge even more solid. – Best Viewed Bigger
Earlier in the week I posted a sh
It takes a lot to bring out the shots from the icey frosty misty murky weekend; but I’m pleased with the aged look; the almost painted on red on the bridge and green copper oxide roof to the right. – Best Viewed Bigger
When I remember - I GeoTag my images - which you can read about in my workflow. It looks like you're in luck!
At the moment this is a static map; and it only show this photo; I'm working on including nearby photos and making the map draggable :)
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Phill channels his creative energy into his photography. His passion lies in minimalist architecture, abstract and street photography with which he has been published in the Economist Group's Intelligent Life Magazine.
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Good angle. Love the contrast in the sky.
Good shot. I think that a little bit of vignetting would have helped in this case.
j’aime bien cet angle de prise de vue !!
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Excellent photo!