Gateshead
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I haven’t been out much lately as my little girl has been poorly (so sorry if i missed some of your work) however, yesterday i NEEDED to get out with my camera and luckily i didn’t have to go too far. This is the iconic Angel of the North – you can see it driving on the A1 – it is such a powerful symbol and awesome to see.
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The Tyne Bridge, Swing Bridge and High Level Bridge linking Newcastle on the right and Gateshead on the left.
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the angel of the north, reworked from an earlier image, i liked the way the people stood around gave the scale of this wonderful piece of art
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The Millennium Bridge straddling the Tyne linking Newcastle and Gateshead… With the Baltic Flour Mill (now gallery) in the background…
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The Sage with Newcastle’s Tyne Bridge alongside.
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Here you see The Baltic Building, The Gateshead Sage Building, The Gateshead Millennium Bridge The Swing Bridge, The Tyne Bridge, The River Tyne and Newcastle Quayside on the right..
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The famous Tyne Bridge in Newcastle and the Sage music centre.
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For David Parkin / I now love the angel just as much as you and I can totally understand the adoration you have. / I saw the Angel up close for the very first time today and I was dumbstruck. It is believed to be the largest angel sculpture in the world. / It is one of the most viewed pieces of art in the world – seen by more than one person every second, 90,000 every day or 33 million every year. / It is one of the most famous artworks in the region – almost two thirds of people in the North East had already heard of the Angel of the North before it was built. / Its 54 metre (175 foot) wingspan is bigger than a Boeing 757 or 767 jet and almost the same as a Jumbo jet. / It is 20 metres (65 feet) high – the height of a five storey building or four double decker buses. / It weighs 200 tonnes – the body 100 tonnes and the wings 50 tonnes each. / There is enough steel in it to make 16 double decker buses or four Chieftain tanks. / It will last for more than 100 years. / It will withstand winds of more than 100 miles per hour. / Below the sculpture, massive concrete piles 20 metres deep will anchor it to the solid rock beneath.
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I love the split of tones and colours in this image, almost a good versus evil thing as the red night sky creeps in over the blue tones of the daylight sky further over the horizon.
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Taken lying on the floor with the lens of the camera sticking through a hole in some wire mesh on a fence. I was forced into looking a bit crazy because I didn’t have my tripod with me.
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Sage, Gateshead, taken Summer 2007
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A photograph of Gateshead Quays I took one freezing February evening.
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Here is a photograph of the famous 10 year old Angel Of The North statue which welcomes people to Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England.
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The interior of the Central Arcade shopping mall in Newcastle
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This is my 1st attempt at HDR.
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Exhibition
by Richard ShepherdI have just been invited to display some of my photographs at an exhibition in my home town. Although it will not be my usual darker…
I have just been invited to display some of my photographs at an exhibition in my home town. Although it will not be my usual darker stuff, instead being the photographs i have of the local area, it will still be some great exposure for me and I’ve also got agreement from them that i can display a web address where people can buy my images so should hopefully drive some sales on RedBubble for me as well! ~Shepy
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A close up of the coal staiths at Dunston during a sunset
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The Angel of the north, the controversial artwork in Gateshead which overlooks the motorway
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A picture of the main waterfall in Jesmond Dene
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A path winds up a hill in Jesmond Dene
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An outlet pipe runs right to the river bank at an abandoned coal staiths.
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This piece of wood, obviously from the nearby abandoned coal staiths due to the metal fixings, lays washed up on the shore, rotting in the sunlight. I think this is quite apt as it just about perfectly describes the state of the one proud mining industry in this area that the wood was originally used to support.
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The gantry walking along the ship side of an old abandoned coal staiths
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