London, England
How many more icons can you get into the same little photo? Here, we’ve got a red telephone booth, the London Eye, the Thames, and the Golden Jubilee pedestrian suspension bridge (in the reflection). Just around the corner, you find the centre of London: Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament, 10 Downing Street. Follow the river in the other direction and you’ll find Millennium Bridge, the Globe, the Tate, Borough Market, and eventually, the Tower and Tower Bridge as well as so many other places. The River Thames really is the main artery of this great city! London is one of those places that has so many icons attached to it – leading some to say that London is “overrated” or even “boring” – but they would be terribly, horribly wrong. There is a Right Way and a Wrong Way to visit London: ie, if you stick to the “uber-tourist” itinerary, maybe you do find it “boring” and overly crowded; branch out and you’ll be surprised what gems you’ll find! You can visit London time and time again – and every time, find something new. Don’t deny it; this city really is one of the greatest cities on Earth!
Wow, what a shot! The eternal Thames, the Millennial Eye, Edwardian Baroque County Hal,, and the quintessential English phone booth reflecting the Hungerford Bridge. Fantastic composition!
haha thanks!! But I must give some of the credit to London itself…it’s one of those places I just can’t get enough of because it’s so beautiful 🙂
Beautiful.
Amazing eye/talent. Thanks for letting me traipse through London once again via such beautiful shots and descriptions.
Thanks! Yes London is a wonderful and beautiful city, I’m glad you enjoyed both the first and the “second” time!