Well, 14¾ to be precise.
This week I am back at the Wobbly Bridge – the one that opened in June 2000 and then had to close because it wobbled too much!
Cardinal Guzman has challenged us to return to the place we visited back in January and capture the same architectural elements, now in the light of a Northern Spring and with new eyes (well, eyes a few months older at least). (My January post is here.)
So here I am, under the Wobbly Bridge, gazing up at the dome of St Paul’s.
Then I walked up to the Cathedral and look what was standing in front of it, along with all the tourists – a strange, green, slightly spotty sheep (you’ll have to take my word for the colour of course).
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Stunning monochromes, Debbie. The composition is magic.
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Great photos. Very dramatic photos of St Paul’s
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Excallent shots. My favourite is the one with all the people in the stairs. Great composition and the lines lead your eyes in the right direction.
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great views!
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This is smashing, Debbie. I love the views. Thank you so much 🙂
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Stunning pictures! I look forward to seeing more. My travelling is limited these days, due to having small kids and not a huge budget, but I will live vicariously through your beautful pics!
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