I like that the last few hours of photography that I did in 2014 was actually in London. Spending so…

Freeze frame
This is my first proper attempt at using 16 stops on my 14mm. Different conditions, such as a cloud or…

Reflection time
I have now been posting this blog 5 days per week without fail for 3 years and 3 months. This…

Anchor point
If you’re visiting London and you find yourself walking down the Thames while the tide is out, feel free to…

Evolution
It’s been fun spending the last few years seeing how this amazing city is changing. Buildings go up, and buildings…

Dolphin Lamp
Okay, I know what you’re going to say. The title of the post is ‘Dolphin Lamp’ and I’m showing you…
Perpetual Motion
I decided to break out the black glass over the weekend and do a couple of long exposures…the grey clouds…
Gate
I wonder exactly what is hidden in Thames? For the most part when you simply see a flow of water.…
Houses of Parliament during Earth Hour
Even with the snow around on Saturday, there were quite a few people who had gathered on the south side…
Shopping for sand
It’s amazing what items you can find on the banks of the Thames. Whether this trolley was pushed over the…
Mudbath
A little break from the gorgeous NYC today to bring things back home to London. Anyone who pictures the Thames…
No Money Back, No Guarantee
This was a fun shot to do. The building in the image is the HM Revenue and Customs on the…
BPS by Moonlight
Swing the camera left by 120 degrees or so from where I took yesterday’s shot and you get this view…
A Tale of Two Cities
I was up and out of the house reasonably early for a Saturday morning last week, around 7am, and my…
Waterloo Sunset
An obvious title for a shot taken from Waterloo Bridge at sunset. It was bitterly cold on the bridge on…
The Dome
The Millennium Dome in London was built for the Millennium Experience, a year long series of exhibitions to commemorate the…
Caught in the Act
Stood high up on the corner of a building, watching as the city moves quietly below is a great sensation,…
Millennium in Monotone
I took and processed this shot several months ago, but was never really happy with it, but couldn’t put my…
Zoom
One of the great things about sitting up high on a crane of rooftop is that you get to watch…
Towering Above
It’s not easy to take a long exposure from the top of a crane when you don’t have a tripod…
Shard Sunrise
Ladies and Gentlemen – this is my 200th photoblog post on this site. A huge thank you to everyone that…
Canary Wharf Sunrise
On a recent Urbex trip we decided to make the most of the high building we were on and stay…
LDN
Another shot from my helicopter ride a few months ago. This scene needs no real introduction as I’m sure everyone…
Generation Gap
I was recently on a boat which was making it’s way up and down the Thames a few times, and…
St Paul’s View
This is one of the views on offer from the Golden Gallery, a viewing platform at the top of the…
The Bridge to St Paul’s
Today I am pleased to be sharing some excellent news with you. St Paul’s Cathedral, who regular readers will know…
At Night I Stand Watching
First up, a big thank you to Mike Olbinski who featured me as a guest blogger yesterday as part of…
Westminster Bridge
On my photowalk with Jim and John we wanted to take a few shots of this location during the sunset.…
Guy with a Piano
The title of this post refers to the two buildings which feature prominently. The ugly building at the far right…
From St Paul’s to the Shard
Here’s a shot I took a couple of months ago when on one of the rooftop excursions. It’s sometimes hard…
London’s Burning
Back on February 11th of this year I started a new photoblog with a post called ‘New Home‘. You’re reading…
Lights of London
Friday already, and another week has passed at breakneck speed. London is a vibrant capital city with lots going on.…
The Scoop
As with the shot from Friday, this one was taken while wandering up the Thames with Bert Beckers and was…
Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge is the one that many tourists mistakenly refer to as London Bridge, which is actually the next one…
Southbank
Just a quick post today as I’ve had a hectic weekend, most of it trying to keep up with the…
Thames Barrier
I love this little spot of the river Thames. It’s just on the Southbank, near to Waterloo bridge and can…
New Home
Welcome to the new home for my photoblog. Originally I had started a blog over at HDR Photography, and for…