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Photo prise avec une accumulation de vieilleries photographiques. Non, je n'ai pas abusé du vignettage, cela s'est fait tout seul. ♂️
Gottesanbeterin (Mantis religiosa)
(c) Ronny Smektalla
Tyne Swing Bridge
Completed in 1876, the Tyne Swing Bridge is one of Newcastle’s most distinctive landmarks and a remarkable feat of Victorian engineering. Designed by W.G. Armstrong & Co., it was built to allow ships to pass between the river and the rapidly expanding docks upstream. Its 1,450-tonne central span swings through 360 degrees, although today it is only rarely operated.
This low-level drone view looks along the river towards the bridge, with the distinctive central control cabin and the massive machinery beneath the deck clearly visible. The Swing Bridge forms part of an extraordinary sequence of crossings on the Tyne, with the High Level, King Edward VII and other bridges creating a striking layered landscape of engineering history.
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