My first crack at using the Lee Big Stopper filter. It took quite some time to judge the cloud movement and guess-timating the exposure during the shot. The clounds moved that fast that it was a constant light, dark, light, dark...etc

This is the best view of the whole building; looking from the 3rd floor all the way towards the Darwin statue. If you look closely you can see I left my quick-release clamp on the railing.

This is taken standing from the railing looking towards the Darwin statue. Normally I'd include the ground, but even 25min after opening the place was flooded with people. I was lucky to get this clean shot.

Taken from the stairs of the Darwin statue looking back up towards the 3rd floor.

Taken from the stairs near the music college. I can't wait to get a chance to go in a take some snaps of this place.

The main entrance of the cathedral; surprisingly not so busy on a sunday.

The entrance again, thou this is portrait (duh!).

Looking back from behind the stage towards the audience.

This located behind the stage, a detail shrine of things and junk.

Located in the far back of the cathedral are these little worship areas.

If you look up behind the audience you'll see this glass windows mosaic.

More charis facing the stage but located on the side.

Another shot of what's behind the main stage.

I have no idea who this guy is, but he seems important enought to have his own crypt right next to the audience.

The Millenium bridge almost links directly up with St Pauls, you can see a clean path from one side of the river to the other.

The National Gallery sits on the top steps of Trafalgar Square, the whole place lights up so beautifully at night.

I pass this church nearly every time when I walk to work but never paid too much attention to it. I like this photo, the contrast is good.