St Paul’s Cathedral, interior of the dome showing James Thornhill’s painting depicting eight scenes from the life of St Paul whilst continuing an illusion of the real architectural features.
Angel Wing vents for a substation cooling system at Paternoster Square by Thomas Heatherwick.
Millennium Bridge crosses the Thames in front of Tate Modern. Designed by Arup, Foster and Partners, and Anthony Caro.
Shad Thames walkways which criss-cross overhead originally used to move goods between warehouses.
Facade of City Hall, the headquarters of the Greater London Authority designed by Norman Foster.
The Cheesegrater, St Paul’s, Shadwell and the Gherkin from Rotherhithe.
One Canada Square, Canary Wharf.
Cutty Sark, one of the last tea clippers and one of the fastest, floating on a structure by Grimshaw Architects.
Resting at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich.
Interior of dome of the Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich.
Great Hall, Queen’s House, Greenwich by Inigo Jones, the first classical building in Britain.
The Tulip Stairs, Queen’s House, Greenwich.
Wedding party poses in front of Canary Wharf from Greenwich Park.
Thames and the City of London from Greenwich Park.
Prime Meridian of the World – Longitude 0º. The line divides the eastern and western hemispheres of the Earth. Royal Observatory, Greenwich.
Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich by Christopher Wren.
Enderby Wharf development by Barratt Homes, Greenwich.
Shopping trolley in the Thames, Greenwich.
Thames path runs past The River Gardens development.
Thames Slipway. Greenwich.
Hanson Aggregates, Greenwich peninsula.
O2, London formerly the Millennium Dome by Richard Rogers Architects.
Slice of Reality, Richard Wilson.
London Concrete Conveyors. Greenwich.
London City Airport traffic with Royal Wharf Development.
Thames Barrier piers, Greenwich.
Thames Barrier and central London from Woolwich.
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Day One of my 10,000Km photo walk around the Coast of Britain from my sister blog http://www.theperimeter.uk
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Great blog. I love the photo of the Millennium Bridge,such an unusual angle
Thanks Gary, it’s tricky to find unusual views of these London Icons
You have a great way of composing a photo, helping me to see things afresh. Really looking forward to this tour!
Many thanks – job done 🙂 Its exciting to see how the feeling of the coast changes
Knock out photos. Will have to take your photos day by day otherwise I will be here for hous.
Other half, sitting on the couch has just said wow to several or these.
Spotted Paternoster Square. Our attempt at taking a shot there resulted in this image on our word press blog
https://pamatography.wordpress.com/2016/02/14/long-tall-latte/
Best Wishes
Glad it’s got you hooked. It’s funny coming back to this day almost a year after starting when I’m about to enter Cornwall. Nice shot of the Angel wings on your site
Thanks for the comment re Angels Wings. Appreciate you taking the time to visit. Where am I now, ah yes Day 4.
My first day of your blog, through a Twitter link. I’ve had a fascination of Ireland and The British Isles since early childhood. Unfortunately, a trip from the states has not been possible but I feel that your journey may supplement my understanding despite lack of travel. Looking forward to this. Thank You, Jon
Thanks for coming to look right back to the beginning. I hope you enjoy the virtual journey.
Just looking at the Great Hall, Queens House. As I scroll the page on my PC the floor appears to rotate. Optical illusion on my laptop. Anyone else see that?
Just tried that, and yes you’re right!
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Fabulous photos. I love how you fill the frame.