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You might recognise this location from a photo a few weeks back. Myself and Greg got here early and shot for a good couple of hours. It's one of my favourite locations for photography, so we came for sunset and stayed until well after dark.
You can still see the remnants of the sunset if you look closely where Westminster Bridge meets the clock tower. Even though it was getting quite dark, I decided to shoot at f/22 to really give the water that smooth appearance and I'm pretty pleased with the result. It's a shame that the clouds from early in the evening disappeared, but the empty sky almost adds the the effect.
This might be my last photo this week, as I'm off to Croatia and Slovenia and have to get up stupidly early. Speaking of which, has anyone had much success or trouble taking a tripod on as hand luggage?
As always, night shots look better on black.
No images in comments please.
By the way, when I say 'no images in comments please', I really do mean it. Some people either think they're the exception to the rule or just don't bother reading. Any comments with images get deleted by me. There are three main reasons for this:
1) Page load speed. As a web designer I'm acutely away of how long it takes to load a page. Images greatly reduce this time and it's not a pleasant experience.
2) It's distracting. It distracts from the image and it makes filtering though the comments harder.
3) Activity feed. Images clog up my activity feed and makes it harder for me to see who has done what.
I have deleted some comments, messaged the person and said that they are more than welcome to link to their photo, but they can't post images. Most are ok with this. Some decide to argue with me, repost images and then I have to block them. Such a shame.
Details
Canon EOS 5D Mark II / ISO 100 / f/22 / 17-40mm @ 17mm
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BubblesPics 6 months ago | reply
Absolutely breathtaking. Wow.
projecteric 5 months ago | reply
How did you soften the water so much? Was this with the camera, or a photoshopped effect?
Great shot!
Francesco Littmann - 42 5 months ago | reply
Awesome work!
victorskeleton 5 months ago | reply
beautiful
juliachocis 5 months ago | reply
Preciosa!!!
Mar de octubre 5 months ago | reply
No words.. AMAZING.
RiffyMann 5 months ago | reply
So beautiful...
l_Gallant@rogers.com 5 months ago | reply
Real pretty picture.
Papa Georgiou 4 months ago | reply
Thanks for deleting images in comments. I HATE them. However, your photo is amazing.
Gerónimo Flores 4 months ago | reply
maravillosa
maipatana 3 months ago | reply
very nice. did you use any filter on this one?
SOMMY.SJQ 3 months ago | reply
有后期吗！
NOLADog 3 months ago | reply
Fantastic shot!
massimo.minotto 3 months ago | reply
molto bella
Hellbent hurry 3 months ago | reply
Patience and attention to detail. A stunning shot that has inspired me. Thanks
FieldMatt 3 months ago | reply
Ou my god! This is on of the cooles shot i've ever seen! FAV!
Lau Casabo 2 months ago | reply
This is amazing. Congratulations!
oןɹɐɔcarlo 2 months ago | reply
Excellent!
Pettygroves 3 weeks ago | reply
Beautiful color, comp and processing. I share your love of that location, too.
Amateur Photographer and trying to be better 6 days ago | reply
beautiful!