This is what happens when you stack a few cheap cokin ND filters on top of each other. The blues turn purple and the yellows pink. I kinda like it.

I like how this shot turned out, the colours are very warm and calming.

That's the sun on the left hand side; what you see here is actually how it was. Amazing glowing ball just behind the buildings.

My first Battersea Power Station sunset, and it probably won't be the last until I get the shot I want.

This is probably my favourite photo of the London Eye. I managed to take a few snaps with the camera on my tripod before being told I wasn't allowed to use tripods in the area. I have to invest in a monopod...

A closer view of the centre of London Eye. Unfortunately some of the colours were lost while exporting the picture for web view; there was more purple/magenta in the original image.

It's hard to get a clean shot of the london eye because it's always spinning, so I tried my best to turn it towards my advantage and show motion.

Just as you exit the Tower Hill tube station you come across this memorial park. I used a wicked Photoshop script to combine 13 photos together and edit out the crowds and people standing around to find the correct median. Unfortunately there was one guy who sat in the same spot for each photo, see if you can find him.

I'm trying not to laugh, but couldn't quite get the smirk off my face.

This is my friend Sophie who's lived in London for the last year, we caught up and went sight seeing. One of our stops was the St Pauls Cathedral behind her.

The front entrance to the Royal Exchange. I'm sure this is usually open to the public during business hours.

Plenty of angles to work without disctraction.

The front of the Royal Exchange. Once again this place should be packed with tourists and fat cats, but none today.

The Bank of England again. Usually this place is packed with fat cats in their suits, but not on Saturdays.

The Bank of England sitting behind the statue, nothing fancy here.

Extremely over cast but still managed to get a half good shot.

A rushed job; I had finished work at 6am and ran straight to the city hall to take a photo before the sunrise. I had about 10min of setting up and shooting before the rain came pouring down and spoil my fun.

I really like this photo of a statue looking up towards the Anzac flame.

A shot of the Anzac flame, and if you look closely you can see someone sitting on the left side reading a book.