The Anchor by Meisiekind
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Description
This is a local watering hole on the South Bank of London between Millennium Bridge and Tower Bridge. I was very excited to see the "fish and chips" but alas - only patrons are allowed in.
I liked the pops of red in the rather dreary grey scene.
Comments (15)
The red trim is very eye-catching and delightful.
Wonderful capture
Superb capture Carin. God bless.
So British - a charming view of this old pub...
It looks rather inviting.
It does look very inviting.
That is very eye catching!
very quaint architecture and superbly composed capture
Now this is my sort of anchor! Authentic English fish and chips and a pint. The building looks like it is from at least the 19th century.
The red windows are looking strange against the dark bricks, cool capture and a pity that you didnt get fish and chips 🙄
Very eye-catching contrast of colors indeed, superb capture, Carin!
A great looking pub indeed.
Great building, and photo. I have to visit the UK soon.
Anchors aweigh, mates. This photo is really crammed with splendid atmosphere, color, patterns and texture. By patrons do you mean club members of the watering hole?
Correct Harry - they wouldn't allow us in for fish and chips!
Dee and I tied a few on in this place, back then the window frames were green, I agree the red is great, we sat on the prom by the river that is just out of shot here to the left. Great shooting my friend. BTW, when I originally was going to be your guide around London, I could have took you to great eating houses, near where I lived, excellent fish and chip shop just about 600 yards from my old house in Bermondsey!
Strong contrasts between the saturated reds and those typically fire-red bricks and gray bricks, etc. And an angle which brings out the street. Again, your sky is strong contrast, in its stark white---which is strong because the facade is very dark (but for the reds, and those signs). The people add a real rhythm to the shot.
Zoomed, this is really engaging, Carin. You do such consistently thoughtful work, it makes me aware of all I have to learn, with the camera. A very engaging shot.