This week, I share a long exposure photo taken in London. I also talk about my 10 steps for taking great long exposure photos and where you can grab a copy of my free ebook.

This week’s photo is a long exposure of a classic composition in London of the Millennium Bridge and St Paul’s Cathedral.

In May 2019, I took this long exposure photo of the London Eye around sunset and this week I talk about how I took the photo and what some of the challenges are when taking a long exposure photo from this vantage point.

This long exposure photo of The Girl and the Dolphin Fountain in front of Tower Bridge very nearly didn’t happen as it took some time and a lot of patience on my side for there to be a large enough gap between people to capture this 150-second long exposure photo.

I recently took a trip over to the Thames Barrier in East London during a pretty miserable, grey day and as the light was fading, I managed to capture this black and white, long exposure photo of these distinctive structures.

Taken while on an early morning walk in the city, I was struck by how peaceful this scene looked and loved the silhouettes of the buildings over on the Isle of Dogs. In this post, I talk through my thoughts on the composition and editing process.

This week’s photo is a black-and-white, long exposure photo made up of several photos taken at different times blended together to remove the many people that visit this popular viewpoint. In this post, I walk through the process I followed to create this photo.

This week’s photo is a long exposure photo of the London Eye taken on a late summer’s evening in 2018. On top of the story behind the photo, I also share some of my other long exposure articles that will help anyone looking to improve their long exposure technique.