London at Night

Saturday, March 17th 2012, 11:45 GMT
London, UK

A few days ago I finally wandered into London with a tripod and my camera. I've been meaning to do this for months and take long exposure shots of various places in London, as well as seeing whether I can make cool timelapses. I've only taken a few pictures near the Thames and the London Eye so far, with one timelapse of the London Eye. I am however planning to return for more. This photography trip also coincided with the conjunction of Jupiter and Venus.

Here are some of the images:

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Jupiter and Venus next to Big Ben

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A bus streaming past

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Houses of parliament

And at last item, a timelapse of the London Eye:

The London Eye, spinning at 75 times its normal speed.

This timelapse was recorded with 802 images. Each image is taken 3 seconds after the previous one resulting in a speed-up of 75 times. Lighting has been manually monitored during the taking of the images.

The rest of the images are on flickr.

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Brian Hogg
Saturday, March 17th 2012, 12:25 UTC

Love the shot of the bus and the video of the eye, nice work!

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