If you don't want to wait too long (fast track), 29 £. It was worth the money, imo.
Photos with the iPhone 6 Plus.
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If I ever go to London again, I'd like to ride the London Eye twice, daytime and after sunset to see the lights.
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Had our first thunderstorm this spring roll through. Started playing with this "lightning cam" app, pretty neat how it will capture a lightning bolt!
And after the storm was this amazing sunset behind the trees.
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Great photos! I have the Lightning cam app but I haven't yet experienced a thunderstorm to try it out in.
Had our first thunderstorm this spring roll through. Started playing with this "lightning cam" app, pretty neat how it will capture a lightning bolt!
And after the storm was this amazing sunset behind the trees.
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Thank you, can't wait for more storms!
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We were here today
That's a nice photo of the sculpture on the Prime Meridian. How were the waiting lines to get your picture take while standing astride the Prime Meridian? At peak times in summer, you can easily wait for several hours.
We just had to wait for a few minutes. I took the picture of my daughter there with my Canon, so I can't post it here.
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The Cutty Sark
If you ever get to tour the Cutty Sark, it's quite an interesting experience; with a tour guide portraying the captain of the ship. Going under the ship is amazing, with it seemingly hanging in the air over your head.
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That impressive!
I've noticed that even a week is too short to visit every location I'd like to see.
I was there for 2 1/2 weeks, it wasn't enough time either. When you make a decision to see one thing it means that you lose the chance to see something else you're interested in. All the more reason to come back again.
In my case, this would mean:
The best things come in threes.
The best things come in threes.
The view from the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, panoramic photo
A nice view, from some of the highest land in the London area. Thanks for posting it.
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