Cityscape / Photography / Street / Urban
Beyond The Known
"It’s never too late to become what you might have been."......................George Elliot
travel and photography blog
David A Lockwood.
Artist, Photographer and Computer Tutor/Tech
Health, Lifestyle, Photography, Travel
Digital & Film Photography - Platinum/Palladium Printing
Die Poesie des Augenblicks - Photography
You can't just look, you have to see......
Klasse Fokus den du gewaehlt hast. Die Menschen verschwinden und man wird foermlich den Schacht hochgesogen!
Vielen Dank, Markus. Ich werde gerne in die die City of London hochgesogen! Sonnige Grüsse. Reinhold
Dir auch sonnige Grüße. Vielleicht wäre es bei den Wettervorhersagen für die nächsten Tage doch ratsam unten in der Metro zu bleiben. 🙂
Ooh, I like the light.
I like the tube stations of London just for the light, the sound and the breeze of arriving trains… and these escalators. Thanks, Jay!
Cool shot, going underground:)
I love London and the underground… the light, the sounds, the breeze of arriving trains and these spectacular escalators. Thanks, Fraggy!
You are absolutely right on all counts. First, yes, it was “stairway” not highway. The latter was supposed to take us straight to hell… 🙂 Second, yes, it doesn’t matter how you go when you’re heading to heaven. And last, but not least, London is heaven! One of my favorite places on earth. For me, unfortunately, no escalator, stairway, or highway will take me there… 🙂 Cheers!
I’d rather take a fast “highway to heaven” but if an escalator can do the job, though slowly, why not? 😉
He, he. I thought this too. But a photo with an escalator and a title “highway to heaven” …. Naaaaah! Escalator or highway, that’s not important. Heaven is the important thing. 😉 In this case London city. Thanks for stopping by at the escalator, Angela. Next time we’ll take the highway. But… When I think about it. It was “stairways to heaven” and “highway to hell”. So escalators are not too bad! Or am I wrong?