I’d seen photos of the Seven Sisters and thought they looked like an impressive collection of cliffs. So when presented with the opportunity to take a drive out of London, I made my way there. It was a windy, rainy day and I was fairly underwhelmed with the cliffs. They didn’t look as impressive as they did in photographs.
Oddly, looking back at this photo, the Seven Sisters look pretty impressive again.
This is my last photo from London, for now.
You don’t typically expect blue skies in London, particularly not in January, but I got lucky for a weekend. It was bloody cold though. I’m to Chicago next week, doubtful I’ll bring the camera though, as I’m there for a three day bachelor party.
Sticking with yesterday’s theme of photos of street lights, similar to those you’ve seen before, here’s a tighter version of Westminster from across the Thames in the wee hours of the morning.
I think this is probably my best photo from up at the top of the Shard in London.
I managed to get up early enough, and drag myself out into the cold to get to Westminster before sunrise. When I set up this shot, I stood around for quite a while waiting because I thought the clouds behind Big Ben might do something interesting as the sun peeked over the horizon. They never lit up, but I think this photo has a nice moodiness about it.
I set this shot up then realized there was a bus stop across the street, so waited for a double decker to turn up.
It was a cold morning in London when I wandered down the Thames to find myself stood here. It wasn’t long after this I called it a day and went back to my hotel room to warm up.
Yesterday I showed you the entrance to the red zone of the British Museum. This is what you come face to face with when use the main entrance.
