Captured on a very wet and windy day in London during a photo walk with a couple of fellow togs, I took this photo of 20 Fenchurch Street while photographing the city from the Garden at 120 rooftop terrace.

This week’s photo is a classic looking scene taken along London’s South Bank. In the article, I talk about how I considered the focal length carefully to ensure the resulting image had the best balance between the foreground, middle and background elements providing me with the best composition possible.

A few weeks ago, I shared a photo that I took of the City of London taken from the very top of St. Paul’s Cathedral’s dome. After taking another trip to this London icon, I focused my attention on a forward-facing composition of the Western Towers which I have wanted to capture for quite some time.

For this week’s photo, I visited the relatively new Garden at 120 in London and caught an epic sunset across West London. I also provide a couple of tips to capture a clean, sharp photo through a glass window.

This week’s photo is a London cityscape taken at night showcasing the new light installation at London Bridge which was recently installed as a part of the new Illuminated River project.

In this week’s “Weekly Photo” article, I talk about the benefits of re-processing old photos and take the opportunity to re-edit an old favourite photo of a sunset in London.

This week’s photo was another cityscape from St. Katherine Docks in London and instead of a long exposure, I battle with some huge dynamic range to eventually produce this image with some dramatic sky over London.

Along with this week’s photo taken from London’s Sky Garden, I share some tips to take better photo from behind the glass ensuring sharp, clean photos.