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TV transmitter, Crystal Palace, London C016 / 6286
TV transmitter, Crystal Palace, London. This TV transmitter began transmissions in 1956. At 219 metres tall it is one of Londons tallest structures. Known as Londons Eiffel tower. It is shown here illuminated by a light display to celebrate the switchover from analogue to digital signal. Photographed April 2012
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Broadcast City Colour Crystal Palace Digital Engineering Landmark Lighting Night Radio Signal Tall Television Tower Transmitter Engand Light Show South London
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This print showcases the iconic TV transmitter, Crystal Palace, in London. Standing tall at 219 metres, this towering structure has been a prominent feature of the city's skyline since it began transmitting television signals in 1956. Often referred to as "London's Eiffel Tower" it holds its own as one of the tallest structures in the capital. In this particular image captured in April 2012, the transmitter is adorned with a mesmerizing light display that commemorates a significant milestone - the transition from analogue to digital signal broadcasting. The vibrant colors and intricate patterns illuminate the night sky, symbolizing technological progress and innovation. The photograph not only highlights the engineering marvel of this broadcast technology but also emphasizes its importance in connecting people through radio and television. As an integral part of London's landscape, Crystal Palace serves as both a landmark and a testament to advancements made in broadcasting technology throughout Europe. Louise Murray skillfully captures this momentous occasion through her lens for Science Photo Library. By freezing time during this dazzling light show, she immortalizes an important chapter in communication history while showcasing the beauty that can be found within technical achievements like TV transmitters.
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