This photograph was taken on 27/06/09 of the London Arch, located in the Port Campbell National Park of Australia. This was one of the attractions seen as I toured along the Great Ocean Road. This rock stack was formed from the natural process of erosion. Originally the rock formation was connected to the mainland, and it was called the London Bridge due to its visual similarity to its namesake. The "bridge" unexpectedly collapsed on 15/01/1990. This picture was chosen as I thought it was a beautiful metaphor for architecture coexisting with the forces of nature.
Saturday, March 6, 2010
something beautiful
This photograph was taken on 27/06/09 of the London Arch, located in the Port Campbell National Park of Australia. This was one of the attractions seen as I toured along the Great Ocean Road. This rock stack was formed from the natural process of erosion. Originally the rock formation was connected to the mainland, and it was called the London Bridge due to its visual similarity to its namesake. The "bridge" unexpectedly collapsed on 15/01/1990. This picture was chosen as I thought it was a beautiful metaphor for architecture coexisting with the forces of nature.
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