Tuesday, 13 November 2007

Looking at things from a different point of view - # 291

Normally people snap the views through and around the Richmond Bridge (built 1778) from the other side. Here, I have chosen to stand on the Twickenham bank looking at the bridge from a far less photographed angle, and looking towards the spot shown in http://richmonduponthamesdailyphoto.blogspot.com/2007/10/amazing-what-bit-of-sunshine-can-do-270.html

For most of you, none of this matters; but I'm trying to discover some of the less photographed views, or experiment to show a little angle that might go unnoticed.


Posted by Chuckeroon at 14:23

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5 comments:

  1. Jilly13 November, 2007 16:28

    This is just lovely. Why do people choose to photograph from the other side, or is that a stooopid question?

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  2. Anonymous13 November, 2007 21:33

    It's a fine very English view too!

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  3. Peter14 November, 2007 00:36

    I like the view and the bridge, but why not in b&w?

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  4. Lynette14 November, 2007 06:52

    Chuckeroon, I like very much when the whys and wherefores of photos are explained. And I like this photo very much, the angle, the reflection and your decision to seek out different views. Thanks.

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  5. Deia Vazquez04 February, 2008 10:48

    Hello!
    is there any email to contact you?
    Thanks

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