A Foggy Night on the Southbank
A while ago I was lucky enough to be around in central London on a great foggy evening. I said to myself: it’s time for a walk. It’s been long time since I was out, on my own with my tripod capturing images of London at night. I spend most of my time with my students, capturing images and this leaves me little time for myself. But this time, I had to make an effort, I couldn’t miss this occasion.
London at night is one of the most beautiful and fascinating subjects on a normal evening, but with the added atmosphere of the fog, I was able to capture some really stunning images. Take a look and see what images you can capture for yourself of London at night.
A beautiful foggy night on the southbank in London.
We talk about how important light is in our images quite often, and the fog that night really made the light behave in interesting ways as it danced through the fog.
London eye in the fog from the Jubilee Gardens.
A foggy BigBen.
London eye in the fog from the Jubilee Gardens.
London eye in the fog from the Jubilee Gardens.
Jubilee Bridges in the fog, such an architectural beauty.
The other side of the Jubilee Bridges, the Embankment tube station in the background.
London Eye in the fog.
London Eye in the fog.
South bank lights in the fog.
Shell building in the fog.
Shell building in the fog.
I didn’t forget the South Bank red lion either.
In my journey I was accompanied by my friends, Paul and Tatiana, and of course we had to capture a few selfies, as usual.
A foggy Big Ben selfie.
Followed by a group selfie as well :).
It was a great experience and once again I realised how beautiful London is, especially at night.
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