St Paul’s Cathedral is London’s iconic Angelican cathedral, a masterpiece of English Baroque architecture designed by Sir Christopher Wren, famous for its magnificent dome, and a significant site for state events, worship, and history on Ludgate Hill. The site of previous churches since 604 AD, with the current building rising from the ashes of the Great Fire of 1666. Completed in 1710 , it’s known for its stunning interior, crypt housing famous figures like Nelson and Wellington, and features like the Whispering Gallery.
Later in the day, after a rest from walking we went for a top view of London from a high vantage in the Shard.
Ending the day with pub food and much needed foot rest.
The excitement of the shot, capturing the slice of time that will no longer be there. What I produce, I am selfish about. It’s not always what everyone else does, but it is what I want.
