Salford Quays. Manchester
The second photograph is of the bridge near the Lowry Centre. This is both an art gallery, and theatre named after the famous artist Lawrence Stephen Lowry known mostly for his paintings of Pendlebury and Salford in Lancashire depicting "matchstick people".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L._S._Lowry
I hope you have enjoyed these photos
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Excellent post dear friend @katdvine congratulations on the beautiful photos you have captured, without good the two photographs are very beautiful, I like much more the definicon and the color of the first image, thank you very much for sharing these beautiful images
You are welcome. 😀
The water is like a mirror. Great catch.
Thank you. There was no wind that day.
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