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London Eye


I spent another evening strolling around the city taking some landscape pictures. And it was another beautifully clear and sublime night.

It’s a bit tricky taking photos at night with my digital elph since a) I don’t have a tripod b) the camera has limited manual controls and c) it’s optical zoom is low. With all that said I think I got a good shot of both Big Ben and the London Eye perched up from the Hungerford bridge looking west towards the Houses of Parliment.

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