Light Speed over Westminster Bridge
Long exposure photography is quite a passion of mine at the moment, and recently I got the chance to practice this in some of the most iconic places in London.
Light Speed over Tower Bridge
The SouthBank
The one below is a particular favourite of mine, as like The Shard of Light, this one also has a great constellation in the night sky, which is Ursa Major on the right of St Paul’s Cathedral… you may need to click on image to get the large-scale version.
Millennium Bridge, St Pauls Cathedral and Ursa Major
Another subject I like to explore is panoramas, so having the chance to do some of these in London wasn’t an opportunity I was going to miss…
The Financial District
View from Lambeth Bridge at Night
View of London from the SouthBank
The Shard of Light and Orions Nebula
I took this shot of The Shard in London not long after I’d taken ERRIE, although it’s quite a vivid shot, the bit that I like most is that the Orion Nebula was right on its pinnacle.
Have you ever felt Scared taking a photograph?
Clink Street in London
I did taking this shot walking along the Southbank in London whilst taking some night photography, I was trying to stick to the embankment, but I had to make a detour to get to my destination, which was Tower Bridge. I stumbled on this dark and ominous street with a faint light at the end and took this Eerie shot, it felt very cold and spooky in the street at 2.00am. It wasn’t until I got back to Leeds that I realised where I was at the time, it was in fact Clink Street, home of England’s oldest and ‘Most’ notorious medieval prison…The Clink!! …I think it makes the photo feel even more eerie now.
Do or do not, There is no try.
Geek Carl 