my nx300 is going too London

Dave Gibbs

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Well all roads lead to ondon or London if you are on the Emerald Isle. Just have your camera with you wherever you venture, there are photo opportunities galore.

If you want some hints look at Dpreview reviews of older cameras and the galleries for them. They were all taken in London.

Have fun and "Mind the gap!"
 
Well all roads lead to ondon or London if you are on the Emerald Isle. Just have your camera with you wherever you venture, there are photo opportunities galore.

If you want some hints look at Dpreview reviews of older cameras and the galleries for them. They were all taken in London.

Have fun and "Mind the gap!"
 
me too - well Barcelona for a week then London. If you're into walking around, the Thames embankments are great photo ops for city-scapes, especially from the many bridges such as Waterloo and the pedestrian "Millenium bridge" around the "South Bank" area.

I think the classic/must-see would be get off the tube at Westminster station (Big Ben/Parliament, Westminster Abbey) -- head over Westminster bridge, once over, on the right you can go down to the embankment and you're right across for classic shots of the House of Parliament etc, then walk back along the Thames in the other direction (towards Waterloo Br. & the South Bank) - you can then see Shakespeare's Globe etc, cross over the pedestrian bridge to St. Paul's (again lovely views), and then take St. Paul's tube if you've had enough walking. Or if you're adventurous continuing walking to Tower Hill (Tower of London of course) - then maybe take the DLR to Greenwich "Cutty Sark" and walk around there.
 
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avoid crowd place in daytime. take picture in night is beautiful. like parliament, trafalgar and st. paul. daytime good picture taking is regent/hyde park, tower bridge.
 
Abbey Road is a must.

Although it was only a Grade II listed site but it's still a UK national treasure.

Extreme important, do the crossing with 4 persons are absolutely compulsory. :-D
 
There's a couple good Beatles walks (and other London features) here: http://www.walks.com/

I did two Beatles walks and a "Jack the Ripper" walk and a South Bank walk.

The Beatles walks all end up at Abbey Road studios, which is near the St. Johns Woods tube station. The down side is Abbey Road (the street itself) is quite a busy road and can be dangerous walking either one to four people! ;-)
 
Hi Dave

A picture I took of St Pauls from the Tate Modern café balcony. This is a "must see" gallery in which you can take pictures.

Hope you enjoy your trip and please post your results

All the best

Laurie



St Paul's Waterfront
St Paul's Waterfront
 

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