Millennium Bridge

Spanning the River Thames in London, The Millennium Bridge is a pedestrian footbridge linking Bankside, close to St Paul’s Cathedral, to the southern side of the Thames in front of the Tate Modern and nearby Globe Theatre.

The bridge opened in June 2000 but it immediately became apparent that it was vibrating significantly whilst in use. The ensuing engineering headache closed the bridge for 2 years whilst the wobble was corrected.

  • Roseate London

    Roseate London

    The view in this image encompasses so much of the London skyline and many of its iconic buildings. To the left, you have the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. The London Eye with Buckingham Palace nestled behind it within St James’ Park. Move along the Thames to cross the city into the centre of…

    Read more

  • London from The Leadenhall

    London from The Leadenhall

    Leadenhall Building Panorama This Leadenhall Building panorama offers a rare view over the City of London from more than 200 metres above the streets below. The image was captured from the roof of the Leadenhall Building, known to many as ‘The Cheesegrater’ due to its distinctive shape. It forms part of my series of high-resolution…

    Read more

  • London Stilled in Evening

    London Stilled in Evening

    London’s brief stillness in the minutes after rush hour has ended before the evening’s activity truly begins. The panorama takes in most of London’s major landmarks from The Shard to Canary Wharf, The City of London with St Paul’s Cathedral, with the Thames dividing the city and the Tate Tower bisecting the image. Fine Art…

    Read more

  • The Shard London Bridge – Blue Hour

    The Shard London Bridge – Blue Hour

    The Shard is one of London’s most exciting buildings. It was completed in 2012, then becoming the tallest building in the European Union. I shot views from the Shard for the developer, and the sheer height of the building has made it one of the most exciting series of cityscapes I have worked on –…

    Read more