Europe Trip - London - Day 3 (Part 6)

Focal Length: 18.0mm, Exposure Time: 1/200, Aperture: f/3.5, ISO Equiv.: 200

Europe Trip - London - Day 3 (Part 5)

view from the london eye....

Europe Trip - London - Day 3 (Part 3)

Focal Length: 250.0mm, Exposure Time: 1/30, Aperture: f/13.0, ISO Equiv.: 200, Exposure Bias: 1.00


Focal Length: 22.0mm, Exposure Time: 1/15, Aperture: f/11.0, ISO Equiv.: 200, Exposure Bias: 1.00

Europe Trip - London - Day 3 (Part 2)

first stop today is the london eye, we'll be able to catch a good view of the area from the top.

Focal Length: 55.0mm, Exposure Time: 1/60, Aperture: f/13.0, ISO Equiv.: 200, Exposure Bias: 1.00


Focal Length: 18.0mm, Exposure Time: 1/320, Aperture: f/8.0, ISO Equiv.: 200, Exposure Bias: 1.00

Europe Trip - London - Day 2 (Part 26)

lonely jas... sitting by the millenium bridge in the cold night wondering when i'll be done....

Focal Length: 18.0mm, Exposure Time: 15.000, Aperture: f/7.1, ISO Equiv.: 200, Exposure Bias: 1.00

i especially like this photo because the millenium bridge leads your eye to st paul's cathedral on the left. the long exposure allowed the light from the bridge to be reflected on the river thames. the only problem is maybe too much sky in the picture, some moving clouds would have been nice.

Focal Length: 35.0mm, Exposure Time: 15.000 s, Aperture: f/7.1, ISO Equiv.: 200, Exposure Bias: 1.00
GPS Latitude: N 51d 30m 31.0s, GPS Longitude: W 0d 5m 54.7s


Focal Length: 18.0mm, Exposure Time: 15.000 s, Aperture: f/8.0, ISO Equiv.: 200, Exposure Bias: 1.00


Focal Length: 26.0mm, Exposure Time: 30.000 s, Aperture: f/14.0, ISO Equiv.: 200, Exposure Bias: 1.00
GPS Latitude: N 51d 30m 31.2s, GPS Longitude: W 0d 6m 16.9s

Europe Trip - London - Day 2 (Part 7)

first stop of our river cruise, the london eye.

Focal Length: 18.0mm, Exposure Time: 1/320, Aperture: f/16.0, ISO Equiv.: 200

Europe Trip - London - Day 2 (Part 6)

just in front of the big ben, you'll see the river thames, london eye and county hall. the london eye was erected in year 2000, i'm proud to say that the singapore flyer is still larger. =)




jas posing in front of the london eye




before i arrive in london, i did some homework and found that getting a visit pass was worth the price because of the high cost on transportation and also entry in tourist attractions in London. therefore i purchased a 2 Days London Pass online, it was mailed to me one week after i ordered, very efficient! the pass allowed me to gain entry in over 50 attractions at no additional cost, it also included unlimited train passes and river cruises. (London Pass Website)
the river cruise took us up and down the river thames where we saw quite a few of the attractions.