Royal Victoria Dock
Seen from the Royal Victoria Dock Bridge
Docklands
London, September 2003
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5 comments:
This is a great shot! I love the lines created by the cranes & houses, and the light's just beautiful. Well captured.
Those are cranes, huh? Look like a bunch of long-necked birds begging for a handout! They're huge!
Aha, I saw you were on the bridge...what a great viewpoint and a truly glorious photograph!
Funny how London can look almost like Antwerp.
Too bad it is closed now. I love to hang around working docks.
During my first 3 semesters the University of Illinois Chicago "campus" was still on Navy Pier. I would sit outside and watch the cargo ships from far and exotic places unload and dream of someday sailing off to see some of those cities.
The cranes look like science fiction figures.
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