Day 26 - 23rd June 2015 - Chiswick Bridge to Wandsworth Bridge

My images from along this stretch of the Thames were all taken with a new 70-200mm zoom. Something of a departure for me as most of my work for the last several years has been with wide angle lenses. I now have the tools to home in on smaller areas of detail like the ‘Mud Mountain Range’ below which would not have been possible for me until now.

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Railings

Mud Mountain Range

Spit

Felled

Steel Apartments

Y Bark

Day 25 - 6th June 2015 - Richmond upon Thames to Chiswick Bridge

The Thames from here on is tidal so today I hiked throughout the period from low to high tide. After all of this time hiking the path it seems odd to see the Thames flowing the 'wrong way'. From here to the end the Thames path ceases to be on just one bank of the Thames. It is now designated on both sides - so, for the remainder of the hike I've decided each day to hike out on one side then back on the other side. My previous comments about reducing inspiration still hold though I did find a few images. I've yet to draw a blank.

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Keep Out

Turmoil

Shoal

Low Tide - Chiswick Bridge

Richmond Railway Bridge

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Today's Symmetrograph