The Thames Path foot tunnel, from Neil Clasper.
Incidentally, Neil has some wonderful new photos of Charlton on his website.
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It’s worth noting that the authorities that run the Thames Barrier aren’t wildly keen on you turning up with a tripod and taking photos around the premises. I couldn’t fault the bloke sent to find out what I was up to for politeness, though, and he even pretended to understand my incoherent explanation of why I thought it would make a good photo.