Beneath The Thames

Dan Biggins

Beneath The Thames

The Greenwich foot tunnel is a pedestrian tunnel crossing beneath the River Thames in South East London, linking the London Borough of Greenwich in the south with the London Borough of Tower Hamlets to the north. It was designed by civil engineer Sir Alexander Binnie for London County Council, and was constructed by contractor John Cochrane & Co; the project started in June 1899 and the tunnel was opened on 4 August 1902.

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Beneath The Thames by Dan Biggins
Beneath The Thames by Dan Biggins
  • GerryMac

    GerryMac

    fantastic perspective!

  • Dan Biggins replied

    Thanks Gerry – it’s an amazing piece of engineering

  • Linda  Morrison

    Linda Morrison

    Can almost hear the echo echo echo echo….echo….....echo…..deary me…need to get out more.Good work.

  • Dan Biggins replied

    Thanks Linda – it was a bit echoey and eerie down there, and was only 11am this morning…I wouldn’t go down there at night, I’ll tell you that for nothing! Cheers.

  • PaulHealey

    PaulHealey

    Stunning b&w mate – top shot

  • Dan Biggins replied

    Thanks mate :)

  • Karen Martin IPA

    Karen Martin IPA

    Wonderful – good to know I am not the only person who goes down here these days! It is beginning to look a bit shabby and worse for wear (or neglect) now the DLR is open…. and what are those puddles half way down???

  • Dan Biggins replied

    I’d only seen pictures of the tunnel on the web, so decided to have a look for myself…yep, it’s pretty grotty down there but fascinating too…

  • Emazevedo

    Emazevedo

    It seems too lonely and a bit scary through this tunnel but it is a fascinating piece of architecture.
    Your picture is stunning.

  • Dan Biggins replied

    Thanks Emazevedo – it was very quiet down there that day, but made it all the more interesting…thanks for your kind words.

  • Steve Chapple

    Steve Chapple

    Sensational perspective and perfect example of how to use B&W!

  • Dan Biggins

    Dan Biggins

    Thanks Steve – much appreciated!

  • Andy  Christopherson

    Andy Christop...

    Love this! I can almost smell the damp!

  • Globalphotos

    Globalphotos

    Great shot, London has some fascinating, beautiful and indeed grotty places to find and explore and lucky you to have them at your finger tips. Love the perspective here :-))

  • Dan Biggins replied

    Hi Global – you’re right, I get a kick from shooting the well-known landmarks, but it’s great to discover something a little less known such as this. Thanks for commenting.

  • Dream Vision Images

    Dream Vision I...

    wow! I bet you that is a long walk across…

  • Dan Biggins replied

    It’s quite a walk! Thanks again for commenting, appreciated.

  • Paul Vanzella

    Paul Vanzellafounder

    wow – TOTALLY love this… a perfect space!

  • Dan Biggins replied

    Thanks Paul! It’s cold and dank down there, but fascinating too and a fantastic feat of engineering. Thanks for commenting.

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