London Central London - Itinerary?

[gramps]

nice slide show - i think the one with the person with the old fashioned bellows camera was my favourite - i have done a couple of recent 2 day london trips and i did not realise just how much it offers for photography compared with other uk cities

Thanks.
Yes I could easily have split even what I did to 2/3 days.

 

[d00d]

Good work Gramps.

Two favourites I've not seen elsewhere:

* Free Qur'an
* The sailor straightening his cap

 

[gramps]

Good work Gramps.

Two favourites I've not seen elsewhere:

* Free Qur'an
* The sailor straightening his cap

Thanks David

 

[nx4737]

I like the image of St Pauls, taken from under Blackfriars rail bridge, the only thing that spoils it is the 60's concrete monstrosity on the river bank!

 

[gramps]

I like the image of St Pauls, taken from under Blackfriars rail bridge, the only thing that spoils it is the 60's concrete monstrosity on the river bank!

Thanks, the thing that spoils most skylines for me is cranes.

 

[nx4737]

Thanks, the thing that spoils most skylines for me is cranes.

Agreed, especially at night, I recently tried to get a photo of Waterloo bridge at night, the red lights of the cranes are a big distraction.

I may attempt to clone them out.

 

[sullivan.k]

Gramps I wanted to suggest one of my favorite captures I snagged while visiting London in '23. I didn't take much while I was there since I was a bit overwhelmed with my first "big" solo trip. I travel alone, a lot, but still. It's what I felt was a great combination of new and old. It was taken with an older iPhone and I have every intention of recreating with my camera in April, but when you do find yourself returning I'd recommend it. Its composition can be quite noisy, but it also has potential to be pretty remarkable I'd wager. This one, however, I literally grabbed and went. Funny how it was one of my favorites and just a quick "Oh I like that!" (Snap and run haha) This is off Tower Bridge.

I'll also give another +1 to the CityMapper app.