Dance With a Dolphin by DanMontalbano

This statue is by David Wynne, an artist well known for sculptures which give the illusion of movement and flying unsupported. The very modern Shard in the background is nicely juxtaposed against historic Tower Bridge.

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The Metropolis by VaidasMiseikis

Skyscrapers of central London lighting up the clouds drifting slowly above river Thames.

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Tower Bridge and the Shard by AlessioAndreani

A panoramic view of the Tower Bridge with the Shard in the background. This view is accessible only few times per months, luckily the weather was nice!

Other news – After the amazing tour in Brittany I’ve annunced 2 weekends of great landscape photography:

– Photo workshop in Dorset (Jurassic Coast) for the end of January
– The 2nd course in Tellaro (Liguria), Italy for mid-march

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London Skyline with The Shard by JoelTjintjelaar

London Skyline with The Shard – London 2015.
[Shard – noun – a broken piece or fragment, as of pottery or glass.]
Architect Renzo Piano on the design of The Shard: “We will use clear glass – low iron glass. It’s also called extra white glass in England. This is very different from regular glass, which is very green (…) So depending on the day, the light and the position of the sun, the building will look different.” In other words: The Shard’s colour and mood are constantly changing, sensitive to the changing sky around it.
My images are processed to be printed large. A collection of my work can be seen as large format prints at the Rotella galleries in NYC and Las Vegas.
Processing method: same as for my B&W photos – see on my website: http://ift.tt/1IzsxyT
Photographed with the Formatt-Hitech 16 stops Firecrest ND filter.
ISO 200
f/6.3
Exposure time: 6 minutes 25s
Lens: Canon 24mm TS-E lens with upwards shift.

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