John Oram's photos with the keyword: Millennium Bridge

Millennium Bridge, Torquay linking North and South Piers at the entrance to the inner harbour. 200_4_P1000600E

Millennium Bridge, Torquay linking North and South Piers at the entrance to the inner harbour. 200_4_P1000571E

Edited from my recently launched 'Unusually London' series, the view from Sermon Lane across the Millennium Bridge and towards Tate Modern. TZ70_P1000922EM

With plenty of firm verticals and a little morning haze, this is a wistful view absorbing the relative quietness of an early Sunday morning and looking from Sermon Lane, across the Millennium Bridge to Tate Modern and beyond. This shot would actually look a little odd without people so I was not unhappy with the small number of pedestrians around. TZ70_P1000922E

The north side of the Millennium Bridge across the Thames as it leads to Peter's Hill and (background) St Paul's Cathedral. 200_2_P1150532

Its initial teething problems now largely forgotten, the Millennium Bridge, between Southwark and Blackfriars Railway bridges is a very popular crossing and pleasing to the eye. 200_2_P1150517

After initial problems, the Millennium Bridge, which conveniently links two iconic London buildings (St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Modern (formerly Bankside Power Station)), has become something of an icon itself. 200_2_P1150523

Its initial teething problems now largely forgotten, the Millennium Bridge, between Southwark and Blackfriars Railway bridges is a very popular crossing and pleasing to the eye. 200_2_P1150517M

Its initial teething problems now largely forgotten, the Millennium Bridge, between Southwark and Blackfriars Railway bridges is a very popular crossing and pleasing to the eye. 200_2_P1150514M

Its initial teething problems now largely forgotten, the Millennium Bridge, between Southwark and Blackfriars Railway bridges is a very popular crossing and pleasing to the eye. 200_2_P1150514

After initial problems, the Millennium Bridge, which conveniently links two iconic London buildings (St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Modern (formerly Bankside Power Station)), has become something of an icon itself. This is the view from the Viewing Level on the 10th floor of Switch House, Tate Modern. 200_2_P1150505

The skyline of London has been badly damaged by a failure of architectural and planning coherence but, somehow, St Paul's Cathedral still manages to draw the eye from the few viewpoints unmarred by newer buildings and the cranes assisting the construction of the newest. The Millennium Bridge is a tolerable addition to the riverscape and, since its (literally) shaky start, has become very popular. 200_2_P1090626

The skyline of London has been badly damaged by a failure of architectural and planning coherence but, somehow, St Paul's Cathedral still manages to draw the eye from the few viewpoints unmarred by newer buildings and the cranes assisting the construction of the newest. I try to see things differently in even the worst of circumstances. This image is about progress across the centuries. 200_2_P1090621

Briefly notorious for a flaw in its design on opening in 2000, the Norman Foster designed Millennium Bridge (London Millennium Footbridge) is now an established part of the London landscape and an attraction in its own right. It links the major visitor destinations of St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Modern. To my mind, the once spectacular Bankside Power Station, the home of Tate Modern, is rather diminished by its cluttered surroundings and, arguably, if I might for a moment be controversial, by its extension. 200_P1040096