Bridging the generations
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I like that 
Nice composition, light, everything !
I didn't know it was there - I can feel a visit coming on...
Nice composition, light, everything !
I didn't know it was there - I can feel a visit coming on...
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Thanks for the comments,
If you do go there you might want to be aware that the entire area is apparently a 'private estate', including the tow path alongside the river.
After a short while I realised that I, (in company with my tripod!), was being shadowed by a security guard and was soon additionally approached by a guy in a grey overcoat who told me it was a private area and had some Government offices etc who's occupants were twitchy about photographing their buildings.
He was however very polite and friendly and after I explained what I was doing he did not request that I leave or that I stop taking photos.
Interestingly when I got home I tried to find the name of the bridge ... on checking Google maps the entire area was available to view
If you do go there you might want to be aware that the entire area is apparently a 'private estate', including the tow path alongside the river.
After a short while I realised that I, (in company with my tripod!), was being shadowed by a security guard and was soon additionally approached by a guy in a grey overcoat who told me it was a private area and had some Government offices etc who's occupants were twitchy about photographing their buildings.
He was however very polite and friendly and after I explained what I was doing he did not request that I leave or that I stop taking photos.
Interestingly when I got home I tried to find the name of the bridge ... on checking Google maps the entire area was available to view