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The end is nigh…AKA the stragglers. Having spent since 6pm the night before out and about I started to run out of steam…but not before a quick visit to Southwark, Southbank and The Tate Modern to round off quite a photographic experience
Moving into the early morning of my overnight photography adventure through London I lost all my companions…no staying power. So I caught the first DLR from Bank and took a quick dash across to Canary Wharf where I collected the following images:
We had a good walk around London during the early hours taking in Brick Lane and much of the City before heading back to Tower Bridge.
After spending an hour or so on the North side of the Thames overlooking the Shard we crossed to the South side and walked down towards Tower Bridge…we’d be seeing a fair bit of Tower Bridge over the next 14 hours.
The longest day, or as photographers like to think, the shortest night, was on or around the 20th and 21st of June this year. There’s quite a gathering of photographers to be found roaming the streets of London on this night doing the sunset to sunrise over nighter and I
We had another of the London Photowalks today, this time we met at 6.30pm to catch the sunset. Thsi is a shot looking up the Thames towards the Southbank centre.
I’m at the half way point of my 366 journey today and I, rather fortunately, had the London Photowalk to help get a nice picture for the occasion. We visited Richmond Park today and I took this picture from Richmond Hill overlooking the River Thames.
One last one from last Sundays London Photowalk. This one is off a derelict tyre fitters a number of us visited. The police turned up fairly quickly and stopped the photographic fun, but not before I had taken this shot.
…this picture from the last London Photowalk came top of the pile. I just found out today and am well chuffed! See the London Photowalk web page here. You might have seen a slightly different version of this image on this blog a couple of weeks ago – just click
On the recent London Photowalk we visited the Shad Thames area which is instantly recognisable, even now, as the warehouse area featured in The Doctor Who series Resurrection of the Daleks in 1984. If you venture off the main cobbled street you’ll find squares formed by the restored warehousing and
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