A unique guided trip to London to capture the city’s iconic buildings, skylines and people. We’ll focus on classic London scenes ranging from red buses and black cabs to the changing of the King’s Guard at Buckingham Palace.
During this photography trip, we will focus on capturing the essence of London’s skyline and famous buildings. St Paul’s Cathedral, built in 1675 by Christopher Wren, dominates the city skyline. Surrounded by magnificent new buildings such as the Shard, the Gherkin and the London Eye, the skyline offers a fabulous contrast of styles. We will capture dawn at Big Ben and dusk at Tower Bridge. We’ll spend time on long exposures to capture the River Thames, juxtaposed with the beautiful architecture. Along the way, we will photograph famous icons of London—red buses, black taxis, telephone boxes. We will stay in the centre on the South Bank, near Borough Market and the Millennium Bridge.
What can you expect from this trip?
• Arrive at the hotel – dinner and briefing
• Early start at Big Ben, shooting the sunrise over the Houses of Parliament
• Zoom in on the King’s Guards marching down the Mall to Buckingham Palace
• Visit the South Bank to capture the early evening light at Tower Bridge
• St Paul’s Cathedral and the City of London on Sunday
• Traditional English food in a local pub and a visit to the famous Borough Market, home to delicious artisanal food








We will stay at the London Premier Inn, located in the Grade II listed County Hall on London’s South Bank, next to the London Eye. The hotel is very central and offers easy access to all major landmarks. Rooms can be booked as double occupancy or single.

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