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.

I love to look at old paintings of how London used to look with St Paul’s Cathedral dominating the skyline and this photo reminds me somewhat of those images and a time before the rest of London grew taller.

Even if conditions aren’t great for landscape photography, there is normally a photo to be had by changing up your technique. I was in two minds to head out on this particular evening but persevered and captured this black and white, long exposure photo of Tower Bridge and The Shard from St Katharine Docks in London.

This week’s post walks you through my thought process as I composed and captured this photo of the Royal National Theatre on London’s Southbank.

I carry my camera with me nearly everywhere I go. This came in handy on one particular night when out of no-where, a photo opportunity presented itself.

This week’s photo is taken at Tower Bridge from the bottom of the stairs, looking back up towards the road level. I chose this photo as it represents a shift in my photographic style. Read more to find out why.

This is one of those locations I bet many photographers have whereas they know there is a great shot in there somewhere but never quite manage to capture the full potential in the resulting photo. In this post, I revisit one of my favourite views of the Shard and once again, try to capture the epic photo I know exists there.

These are the photos that make getting up early and travelling, bleary-eyed into London worth it. This is one of my favourite photos I took in 2018 of, in my opinion, one of the best views in London so what better photo to start my new Weekly Photo series with.