pm63
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Night shots of central London landmarks are something I've always wanted to do, so I met up with a photographer friend on Friday and went shooting. Anyway, comments on the shots would be much appreciated. Larger versions can be found on flickr (see sig). I'll post more as I process.
It started off pretty well. Got a few angles of Big Ben which I hope were original:
The orange light trails are from taxi indicators.
Next, we photographed the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre. I've never seen this building before but it's very nice architecturally and the lights go through colour changes:
Unfortunately, at this point a police van pulled up right in front of us with flashing blue lights and they took our details because it's a "government security zone". We could, of course, continue to take photos. It was a thrilling and dramatic experience.
Thanks for looking.
It started off pretty well. Got a few angles of Big Ben which I hope were original:
The orange light trails are from taxi indicators.
Next, we photographed the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre. I've never seen this building before but it's very nice architecturally and the lights go through colour changes:
Unfortunately, at this point a police van pulled up right in front of us with flashing blue lights and they took our details because it's a "government security zone". We could, of course, continue to take photos. It was a thrilling and dramatic experience.
Thanks for looking.