UK - London - Canary Wharf - The Clew 01_5004341
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Hot off the press, this shot was taken yesterday during my visit to Canary Wharf to photograph the Winter Lights Festival. More to come.
Originally commissioned for the 2020 Light Festival, the eyecatching red installation on the Cubitt bridge is called 'The Clew'. It was created by Ottotto, a portuguese architectural firm and it's one of several Festival installations which have become part of the permanent collection of Public Art at Canary Wharf.
Click here to see more photos from Canary Wharf : www.flickr.com/photos/darrellg/albums/72177720298516472
From the Canarywharf.com website, "Commissioned for the Canary Wharf Winter Lights festival 2020. The Clew is made from 100 circles of red light, is a beautiful structure created by Ottotto, a portuguese architectural firm.
This minimal and elegant construction creates stunning reflections of sunset on the water and frames the bridge, making you see this familiar landmark in a brand new way."
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UK - London - Canary Wharf - The Clew 01_5004341
My Website : Twitter : Facebook : Instagram : Photocrowd
Hot off the press, this shot was taken yesterday during my visit to Canary Wharf to photograph the Winter Lights Festival. More to come.
Originally commissioned for the 2020 Light Festival, the eyecatching red installation on the Cubitt bridge is called 'The Clew'. It was created by Ottotto, a portuguese architectural firm and it's one of several Festival installations which have become part of the permanent collection of Public Art at Canary Wharf.
Click here to see more photos from Canary Wharf : www.flickr.com/photos/darrellg/albums/72177720298516472
From the Canarywharf.com website, "Commissioned for the Canary Wharf Winter Lights festival 2020. The Clew is made from 100 circles of red light, is a beautiful structure created by Ottotto, a portuguese architectural firm.
This minimal and elegant construction creates stunning reflections of sunset on the water and frames the bridge, making you see this familiar landmark in a brand new way."
© D.Godliman