The Tower bridge of London is a natural spot to practice night photography. As the sun goes down, the lights come on and frame it in all its brilliance.
Tower Bridge of London by Night – in Photos
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Just amazing pics. Especially the second one is very well captured. The lighted tower bridge must a treat to watch in person. Have a fabulous day Pete:)
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Pete thanks you! And I agree, the second one is my favorite also!
The second one is really cool – looks like you’re standing in the road!
I’m guessing he had his bendy tripod thing on the railing. I love that pic too!
Gorgeous photos!!! Can’t wait to see this myself next summer.
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Thanks Amanda!
Great night photos. I really love the second picture.
Thanks Alouise, I think it’s my fave too. I love how the folks were getting a picture taken of them on the left and were still enough to be in focus for the 25s shutter.
Beautiful pictures love all the colors and the lighting at night.
GORGEOUS. These all look like they could be in magazines!
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thanks Emily, here’s hoping 🙂
The Tower Bridge is truly romantic at night. I miss! Would love to go up there and cuddle with someone special LOL
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Definitely a romantic spot. When I was waiting for my long shutter, I saw a lot of couples down on the Queen’s Walk and thought of how I wanted Dalene to be with me at that moment.
Nice pictures. Another place that you have seen and I have not, even though I was bought up in the country!! Funny how things turn out when it comes to travel.
Love the second photo with all the color!
My favorite too!
Beauty! Well done
LOVE this! Soo glad to see you do a long exposure too. That happens to be something I really mourned being unable to do in London, without my 5D since it’s still being fixed by Canon. My evening expeditions in Paris are amongst my favorite experiences had while in France. Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks Kirsten. I’ve been practicing a LOT with long exposure and definitely had some fun in London. I can’t wait to get to Paris and New York and practice some more 🙂 Hope your 5D is fixed soon!!
Great work guys!! Makes me nostalgic for London.
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Bridges are so amazing! These pictures were great. I liked them all but the first one is my favorite.
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Gorgeous shots!
it looks awesome at night
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Great photos. Just learning how to use our camera and need to head out and take some night shots. Need a tripod first though I think!
Oooh yes…tripod is absolutely essential! But then it’s so much fun!
Love the second one. Great! 🙂
BEEE-UUU-TIII-FUL!! 🙂
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Awesome shots!
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I love London! Thanks for these photos
Great shot! As with most other commenters, I love the second one- the red tail lights are awesome!
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