Thursday 21 March 2019

Locked in time.

Yesterday I came across a bridge where people had attached padlocks with dedications written on them.  It's become quite a popular trend.









Olympus EM10 Mk2 + 14-42mm EZ M Zuiko.

5 comments:

  1. There are many places here as well that have "love locks". I think they are fun to photograph and read but some places have banned further locks due to the weight of them on some fences and gates. You've made a great collection, David. These are delightful!

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    1. Thank you Ann, I chose just one of two to feature, some others were obviously more in sorrow and quite personal.

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  2. I saw a place in Australia, where they had to take most of the bridge down and replace the sides due to the weight of locks. Whilst I think they look interesting, personally I see it as a form of graffiti. Still, whatever..... Great pics as usual David.

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    1. Thank you Diane, always appreciate your views on things. It's surprising what we photogs find to photograph!

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  3. It's quite nice symbolism - throw the key away and be locked together forever. The idea seems to have caught on in many countries. Fun photos and nice to see Granny and Grandad joining in.

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