The London Picture Project from London-based travel photographer Alan Copson

    "Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red"

    “Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red”

    As Remembrance Sunday approaches, here’s one of my shots from the Tower of London last week of the amazing “Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red” by ceramic artist Paul Cummins, with setting by stage designer Tom Piper. 888,246 ceramic poppies, each representing a British fatality during the First World War and marking one hundred years […]

    Start of Summer Promotion!

    Start of Summer Promotion!

    Summer is here in London! We’re celebrating at www.London-Prints.com by offering 20% off the cost of Prints, Posters, Canvas Prints… in fact everything! Just use the voucher SAVEJUNE14 at the checkout during the month of June.

    London's ever-changing skyline

    London’s ever-changing skyline

    From a photographer’s point of view, it’s always exciting when a new building is completed. This time, the excitement is tinged by a little sadness, as the new Cheese Grater (on the right, otherwise known by its nickname, The Leadenhall Building) now obscures the wonderful outline of the Gherkin from this angle. This and more […]

    Here comes the sun!

    Here comes the sun!

    The weather’s improving, so no excuse to be shooting anywhere else than London! Stay tuned! This image is available to license from Getty Images. Please Click Here!

    Great Britain - 1 Brazil - 0

    Great Britain – 1 Brazil – 0

    London Olympics 2012 Women’s Football First Round Group E Wembley Stadium – Day 4: Tuesday, July 31 Amazing atmosphere in a packed stadium… and the right result! Great Britain 1 Brazil 0  

    Aliens Invade London!

    Aliens Invade London!

    (well, the alternative title was  “More Shardy-Olympicy Goodness!”) This was the scene last night, as The Shard was quietly ushered out into polite society like a blushing girl at a debutantes’ ball… Not. More like a scene from Dr. Who, which is what all the people, who were crowding the river banks by 10pm, came […]

    New London Skyline

    New London Skyline

    Finally, Renzo Piano’s Shard has been topped-out and almost looks complete, at least from some angles. I think it’s a striking addition to the London Skyline and certainly improves the view of Tower Bridge, distracting the eye away from the ugly Guy’s Hospital building. This was taken at sunset on a very hot summer’s day. […]

    Down the Tubes

    Down the Tubes

    Sorry, but I couldn’t resist the pun. This was taken in the gorgeous blue tunnels of Embankment Underground Station. We pass through these areas so often, but rarely appreciate their abstract nature. See more from this shoot at my www.London-Prints.com website.  

    London 2012 Olympics - One Year to Go #2

    London 2012 Olympics – One Year to Go #2

    The Royal Park in Greenwich will be the site of the Equestrian Events of the London 2012 Olympics. This was the scene earlier this month for the London Olympic 2012 Equestrian and Modern Pentathlon Test Event, with the National Maritime Museum and Canary Wharf beyond. It at least gives you an idea of how things […]

    “Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red”
    "Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red"

    As Remembrance Sunday approaches, here’s one of my shots from the Tower of London last week of the amazing “Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red” by ceramic artist Paul Cummins, with setting by stage designer Tom Piper. 888,246 ceramic poppies, each representing a British fatality during the First World War and marking one hundred years […]

    Start of Summer Promotion!
    Start of Summer Promotion!

    Summer is here in London! We’re celebrating at www.London-Prints.com by offering 20% off the cost of Prints, Posters, Canvas Prints… in fact everything! Just use the voucher SAVEJUNE14 at the checkout during the month of June.

    London’s ever-changing skyline
    London's ever-changing skyline

    From a photographer’s point of view, it’s always exciting when a new building is completed. This time, the excitement is tinged by a little sadness, as the new Cheese Grater (on the right, otherwise known by its nickname, The Leadenhall Building) now obscures the wonderful outline of the Gherkin from this angle. This and more […]

    Here comes the sun!
    Here comes the sun!

    The weather’s improving, so no excuse to be shooting anywhere else than London! Stay tuned! This image is available to license from Getty Images. Please Click Here!

    Great Britain – 1 Brazil – 0
    Great Britain - 1 Brazil - 0

    London Olympics 2012 Women’s Football First Round Group E Wembley Stadium – Day 4: Tuesday, July 31 Amazing atmosphere in a packed stadium… and the right result! Great Britain 1 Brazil 0  

    Aliens Invade London!
    Aliens Invade London!

    (well, the alternative title was  “More Shardy-Olympicy Goodness!”) This was the scene last night, as The Shard was quietly ushered out into polite society like a blushing girl at a debutantes’ ball… Not. More like a scene from Dr. Who, which is what all the people, who were crowding the river banks by 10pm, came […]

    New London Skyline
    New London Skyline

    Finally, Renzo Piano’s Shard has been topped-out and almost looks complete, at least from some angles. I think it’s a striking addition to the London Skyline and certainly improves the view of Tower Bridge, distracting the eye away from the ugly Guy’s Hospital building. This was taken at sunset on a very hot summer’s day. […]

    Down the Tubes
    Down the Tubes

    Sorry, but I couldn’t resist the pun. This was taken in the gorgeous blue tunnels of Embankment Underground Station. We pass through these areas so often, but rarely appreciate their abstract nature. See more from this shoot at my www.London-Prints.com website.  

    London 2012 Olympics – One Year to Go #2
    London 2012 Olympics - One Year to Go #2

    The Royal Park in Greenwich will be the site of the Equestrian Events of the London 2012 Olympics. This was the scene earlier this month for the London Olympic 2012 Equestrian and Modern Pentathlon Test Event, with the National Maritime Museum and Canary Wharf beyond. It at least gives you an idea of how things […]