Reflection

Here's another shot taken by the Millennium Bridge. This time it's a self-portrait, a reflection in the windows fronting the Tate Modern, the gallery housed in the former Bankside power station on the South Bank of the Thames. They had the most amazing exhibition going on in the gallery: artist Carsten Höller had installed several massive slides in the vast interior of the building, which visitors could use. The 'art' is both the slides themselves, impressive chrome coils occupying the turbine hall, and the sliders, who can be seen from various levels of the museum as they slide down. I wish I'd been able to have a go myself, but the queues were too long. :(

Details: Nikon D70, 18-200 @ 40mm, f/5.6, 1/60, ISO 200. London, 28 December 2006.