Photographing London - Volume 1 Central London: The Most Beautiful Places to Visit (Fotovue Photo-Location Guides)

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Aside from knowing where you’ll be going, you’ll also need to have the right equipment with you. Depending on how much of a priority you’re placing on photography for this trip, you loadout will differ somewhat: Smartphone Photography

If you’re looking for the best photo opportunities in London, visit the Queen Mary’s garden in the first two weeks of June, when the flowers are in bloom: entrance is free! Biscuiteers is another cool place in Notting Hill! Biscuiteers Greenwich – Greenwich is a fantastic borough in London and is home to one of the best parks in the city. Here you can enjoy the likes of the Cutty Sark ship, as well as wonderful London skyline views from the top of Greenwich Park or the nearby Point Hill When birds (more often pigeons, in our case) photobomb your London Eye pictures! Coca Cola London EyeThis guide will give you some useful information about the ceremony. And some other potential locations to take photos from. This year’s programme of VIP events was very well attended by private collectors from France, Germany, The Netherlands, Switzerland, and the US (to name just a few) who have been eager for the return of in-person tours and private viewings. Special highlights included a curator-led tour of the hidden collections at the Victoria & Albert Museum as well as a private viewing of the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2021. The summer months are best when photographing this location as the sun is further over to the right during the golden hour. During the colder months, the sun will be directly behind The Shard resulting in the buildings being silhouetted which does not make such a good photo. Can I use a tripod?

Best time to visit– Arrive for the changing of the guard, and ideally an hour before the ceremony begins. Are you visiting London in spring or summer? Why don’t you enjoy a nice lunch with a view on Tower Bridge? Tower Bridge from More London Place (London Bridge City) Lenses . Aim for a wide-angle zoom as well as a 50mm prime or something similar. If you’re most comfortable with a kit lens, bring that too. This cobbled street provides a great foreground for this fantastic view of the Shard from across the river. Watling Street ( Find it on Google Maps) It can sometimes be hard to get a scale of how big London is. However, by venturing further out, towards Primrose Hill, you can get some excellent shots of the city from afar. If you can time it for sunrise or sunset, you could have a special picture on your hands. Hidden Gems You Probably Didn’t Know About

4. Leadenhall Market

Location– Coca-Cola London Eye It’s always good to mix up your set of photos with something a little different. This photo of the London eye uses a crystal ball. 7. The London Underground A tripod . Whether it’s to stabilise your video or take an awesome landscape shot, a portable tripod is essential. London is renowned for its diversity and is one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities and this is reflected in all aspects of daily life, from food, to fashion, to music, art and culture. It’s therefore no surprise that London is such a major draw for urban street photography. The city also has one of the most vibrant and exciting street art scenes and, due to its ever-changing nature, there are always fresh works springing up across the capital. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a “bad” picture of St. Paul’s Cathedral out there, so you can shoot wherever you want. Yet I have a couple of tips that you might find useful. Location – Palace of Westminster Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster with light trails. 9. Tower Bridge