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Category:Architecture and Structures
Subcategory:Bridges
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Keywords:2012, Bridge, East, England, England, Gateshead, Newcastle, Newcastle, North, Olympic, Olympic, Olympics, Quayside, Relay, River, Sage, Torch, Tyne, Tyne, Tyne, Tyne, Tyne, Tyneside, UK, Wear, and, and, arch, architectural, architecture, black, bridge, bridge, building, cityscape, cityscape, clouds, cultural, detail, dramatic, engineering, foliage, grandeur, heritage, historic, historical, iconic, industrial, landmark, landmark, landmark, latticework, listed, monochrome, photography, photography, photography, rings, scale, sky, texture, towers, transport, trees., upon, urban, white
Photo Info

Dimensions3800 x 2481
Original file size7.12 MB
Image typeJPEG
Color spaceAdobe RGB (1998)
Date taken1-Jul-12 13:34
Date modified3-Aug-12 10:38
Shooting Conditions

Camera modelNIKON D200
Focal length18 mm
ISO speedISO 100
A black and white image of the Tyne Bridge in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. The bridge is a large arched structure with intricate metalwork and two towers. The Olympic rings are visible at the top of

Tyne Bridge Majesty: A Newcastle Icon in Black and White

This striking black and white photograph showcases the majestic Tyne Bridge in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. The image captures the bridge's iconic arched structure, with its intricate latticework and prominent towers. The inclusion of the Olympic rings adds a unique historical touch, commemorating the bridge's role in the 2012 Olympic Torch Relay. The perspective from below, with foliage framing the foreground, emphasizes the bridge's scale and grandeur against a dramatic, cloud-filled sky. The monochromatic tones highlight the bridge's architectural details and the texture of the surrounding urban landscape, including the distinctive Sage Gateshead peeking out from behind. The image beautifully portrays the bridge's significance as a symbol of Newcastle and its industrial and cultural heritage.