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| Tall Ships - Hartlepool 2010 |
I'm sure that the angle of of this plane was not intended - did someone let go of the tail?
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| Nosedive - Mediterranean WWII |
Cables on the Clifton side of Brunel's famous suspension bridge are at an angle too it seems.
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| Clifton Suspension Bridge - 2010 |
This big beast needs to have its jib at an angle when lifting heavy loads.
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| Balder - Heavy Lift Crane |
The picture was taken during the construction of the Statfjord 'B' deck at Rosenberg Verft, Stavanger in the 1980s
This anchor is at an angle on the quayside in Copenhagen,
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| Anchor - Nyhavn, Copenhagen |
Also at an angle because it was built that way is this Condeep test leg in Stavanger.
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| Troll test leg - 1980s. |
Finally a picture that's out of this world.
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| Aurora on Jupiter taken by the Hubble Telescope |
Now that's an 'at an angle' shot that I would have loved to have taken.
For more angular momentum, please visit Carmi's blog at Thematic-photographic-212
13 comments:
The suspension bridge is gorgeous! And the troll's leg...is that the building in London? Great shots for this week!
A real genuine troll! I think it's a pretty awesome angle! As are all your others, the bridges especially and you know I'm a boat person...and you could have squeezed in a dog angle too you know! :)
I think that Clifton Bridge shot captures my interest very well. Nice work.
Cool looking bridge, but it looks like it would be a tight fit for my big old 70's Fords.
Great bridge shot - and I like Hartlepool too, lovely atmosphere.
Very angular shots!
Great collection of shots.
The sailing ship sent me back to my visit to Chicago a few years ago when they had the tall sailing ships on display in their harbor. Nice memory.
I found the Troll shot very interesting but that bridge is without a doubt my favorite.
Danggit, Bob, you made me look up that troll leg and learn something!
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wow...those are some awesome ANGLES!!
down to earth...and OUT of this world!
i don't know the 'troll leg thing'...and will now go look it up...
Janet - the Troll leg is in Stavanger. Norway.
What is that test leg, Bob? Is it a nuclear power chimney?
Excellent angle shots.
Troll test leg got me a little dizzy.
Don't mind me. I'll be sitting here quietly in the corner, drinking in this remarkable series of photos. That bridge just gets me. You've captured how massive it is, and have done it with a perfectly composed perspective of the details on the cables. Wow!
Great angles! I esp. love the suspension bridge and the nose-diving plane. Thanks for your visit to my blog this weekend. :)
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