Thursday, 20 January 2011

Albert Memorial


London

17 comments:

João de Sousa said...

Absolutely fantastic, the color, the theme, the angles and details.

Absolut!

João

Small City Scenes said...

My goodness, that is quite a memorial. Look how tiny that child looks.
Who will remember me???? MB

Sylvia K said...

I can only repeat everything Joao as written -- they are superb, fantastic captures, JM!

Sylvia

James said...

Great shots! I glad that you were able to catch the little child in the frame. :)

Halcyon said...

I'm sure he's been photographed several millions of times. :) Good to see that he's looking as shiny as ever!

Travel France Online said...

Great photo!

Photo Cache said...

this is in london? never seen this featured in other blogs befofre. what an impressive statue.

Lowell said...

First, I was again impressed by your photography. But, being very ignorant about too many things, I had to look this up...

Prince Albert (I used to smoke his tobacco in my pipe! :-)) ... died at 42. Probably to get away from the queen. ;-)

This memorial, so beautiful, would cost about $10 million USD today, according to Wikipedia.

Sheesh!

Anonymous said...

That looks so familiar.... I wonder why! Ha...
I like the different animals used to represent each continent.
Eg Bison for America.

magda said...

Beautiful photos !!

Louis la Vache said...

«Louis» saw this when he visited London from Paris via the Eurostar.

Kayla said...

That first picture is beautiful!
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VP said...

I never tire of taking pictures of this monument!

Cezar and Léia said...

Nice framing of the memorial surrounded by the sky and the statue surrounded by the memorial...
God bless you!
Cezar

tapirgal said...

I didn't realize it had so much gold and color. I missed seeing it by a short distance, and it was overcast that day. Nice to see the blue sky.

Francisca said...

That child sure gives this place a sense of proportion!

Siddhartha Joshi said...

This is really beautiful...is this morning? The golden light adds so much to the beauty of the place...