Three hundred years ago today the top of St Pauls Cathedral was put in place. These days, as well as being a major part of London’s tourist industry, it plays a corner stone in London’s planning law as view of it are protected across the city - even if it’s recently dwarfed by city neighbours. (and no it’s not HDR just playing with processing - it is however a vertical panorama!)
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If you're ever in London, I suggest you take the Thames Clipper, not only is it as cheap as the Tube, its quicker and more sane. This group are travelling just East of Waterloo on the way to Tower Bridge.
The sun set (back in April) crossing the Famous St Paul's Cathedral dome, and the Cannon Street Railway bridge.
A heritage no 9 routemaster sat outside the Albert Hall. To think only 5 years ago I was still getting his bus on it's full route between Hammersmith and Oxford Circus, now only a few remain on special 15 and 9 partial routes.
I've been wanting to take this shot for a while, the light wasn't perfect, but it just means I'll be back here again in the future!
Hi - I'm Phill Price a hobby photographer in London, England. I'm sorry if you came here looking for hybrid conversion prices!
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