Camden Graffiti by danob
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Description
This is one of the less attractive Bridges on the Regents canal, nothing like a bit of graffiti to brighten the place up.
Walking and Cycling on the Regent's Canal. The towpath is generally quite wide and nearly always well surfaced for the entire stretch of the canal apart from two diversions you have to make firstly at Maida Hill Tunnel and secondly at Islington Tunnel neither of which were built with internal towpaths. From where the canal starts at the Paddington Arm junction you can only stay on the towpath for a short distance - the last several hundred metres up to Maida Hill Tunnel have permanent stay narrowboats moored and for some reason towpath access is deemed "private" so you have to use the pavement instead. Obviously money talks here.
Seems to us that coastlines, rivers and canals in England should be open to everyone.
My friends and I were a little miffed when we got to the exit at Maida Hill to find it blocked off!
Comments (23)
I never understood why so many people want to ruin places with graffiti, but there are many things that escapes me.the older I get the more it becomes evident!!
Well done! So much to look at in this well-composed shot. Great colors and reflections.
Beautiful shot, love the colors!
bonne photo!
Very eye-catching...light, colors, composition and a narrative I am in complete agreement with. The only state in the USA that has passed a law keeping the ocean shorelines open to everyone, everywhere is Oregon.
A wonderful and timely capture Danny!
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
What a cool capture Danny, thanks for sharing
Superb composition! Terrific image.
Very nice work!!
well found and an excellent composition, contrasting the drab surroundings with the vibrant splash of colour
Graffiti is everywhere as long as people can get to it. And in some place, you just don't know how they got there. As for us on Public access to shore lines, the state has had issues and build right of way to public access to the beaches and other areas to the shoreline. If a Private homeowner is obstructing the way to the shoreline, then we would have to see our County Planning Dept for rules and enforcements. Interesting capture and topic. Aloha
nice capture and texture,,have a great week
Nice change od pace!
Nice shot of this terrible habit of vandals all one hopes is when these people get older and own their own property that they get tagged/graffitied and see if they like it then!
strange place to paint, nice reflections on it,
The same everywhere, just in different languages. CC
Very beautiful capture ! Great colors and reflections !
You make this look beautiful; I wasn't impressed with it in real life. Great work!
Wonderful capture with the reflection! :)
To bad they don't go over to that "private" area and graffiti it! ;) I've always been 50/50 with graffiti. I do see the folk & art in it, but by nature, I don't go around expressing my self outside my own property! ;)
Excellent photography my friend Daniel....!!!
Stunning colors!