A beautiful golden sunrise that was taken while on a photo walk along the Thames in London.

A re-imagining of a cityscape photo I took 4 years ago of Big Ben and the Elizabeth Tower in London and represents how my style has evolved over that short period.

This week I’m back in More London, along the Thames capturing a pre-sunrise blue hour cityscape, photo of Tower Bridge.

In 2017 I bought a new wide-angle lens and this view of Canary Wharf in London was a perfect location to put it through its paces.

While crossing Westminster Bridge during an early morning walk during a rather windy blue hour in London, I photographed this view of West London all lit up like a sci-fi city of the future.

Pointing to the sky like a shard of metal, I love how dominant the Shard looks, appearing to stand alone in this London cityscape. Along with how I took this photo, in this week’s post I talk about how I tend to use presets to edit my photos.

This week, I share a cityscape photo of East London during a beautiful sunrise taken from the 35th floor up at London’s Sky Garden. The post also includes some useful tips to help take great, clean photos of London’s rooftops through glass windows.

Getting up and out before sunrise can be a challenge for landscape photographers so what motivates me to do so? In this article, I talk about how having personal creative projects provide me with the purpose and motivation to be out early enough to capture blue hour cityscape photos of London like this one.

This week I got the long lens out and captured this photo of the city from the Golden Jubilee Bridge during a sunrise shoot in London.