London – the Magnificence and Versatility of the Modern Babylon
“By seeing London, I have seen as much of life as the world can show” – said Samuel Johnson once. Indeed, this modern Babylon or just the City has always attracted, always fascinated, and always surprised people. Being one of the globally-important centers of social, financial, and cultural life, London has many purely distinct features, starting from its legendary weather and double-deckers and finishing with the fantastic mixture of old architectural masterpieces with imposing futuristic buildings of today. Naturally, London has always attracted artists, giving them inspiration, allowing more than enough space to reveal all their talents and even playing the leading role for their art performances. By offering you the following London photographs showcase we are not ambitious to show you the whole London, but we hope to give you the evidences of magnificence and unfading glory of this ancient and, at the same time, super-modern city.
London photographs are like the captures of the moments of this great city’s life – each with its unique and specific beauty, energy, and emotions. Digital photography creates even more opportunities for artists to show the true character of London by increasing the contrast or applying specific graphic effects, like black-and-white or sepia, to the pictures. It is even possible to say that making photographs black-and-white helps to concentrate viewers’ attention at the forms instead of dispersing it for a great variety of shades on the color images. Anyway, every artist chooses his own technique when illustrating the city of London, but the common truth is that London has always been and it will always be the powerful and inexhaustible source of inspiration for creative souls and for those, who value the real art masterpieces.
London Old London by Marcin Stawiarz


London: Trafalgar Square by Marcin Stawiarz


London B and W by Robert


All points by Jay


City Hall I by Matthias Hacker


Eight twenty five by Marc


Golden London by Sarah Sabeli


London Eye 2 by Adam Krynicki


Dark City by Sam


Children of Time by Deylac


London Eye – Exploration of Light by Toby


St Paul’s revisited by Sam


Tower Bridge by Michal Budínský


London City Hall Maybe by Marco


St. Paul’s Cathedral by Bucz


Times Gone by Kris


The Beauty of Age by Dipesh Patel


Bettersea Power Station by Robert Gilbert


The Royal Courts of Justice by Jarema


Tower Bridge Black and White by Amanda


Big ben london by Darko


The Realm of Westminster by Dan


London XXVI by Radoslaw Maciejewski


St. Paul’s by Ren Hui Yoong


Skyward by Andrea


St. Paul’s Cathedral III by Bucz


Parliament BW by Erika Lynn


St. Paul’s Cathedral II by Bucz


Lichtbild 4 by Creativvv


National Gallery HDR by Zihao Xu


Westminster… Traditional… by Dominic Marten


London from St. Paul’s Cathedral by Gifj Alpgksomo


Tower 42 by JayDub89


Faris Wheel by Mattias Hamren


Aquarium by James Dolan


Church and Gherkin by Richard Saunders


Da crap coruuptions.. by Thanos Didangelos


Gherkin by Neil Jonze


Front Doors by Tony Taffinder


Adelphi II by Daniel


The Docklands by Frog3D


Westminster by Pawel Domaradzki


Houses of Parlaments 3 by Denis


St. Paul’s Cathedral by Rebecca


London XVII by Radoslaw Maciejewski


National Gallery by Murat Bilecen


London Eye by Takethesedreamsaway


ARC1104 by Oliver Matthews


Streets of London 13 by Dario Zampiron


Stereotypical by Ricky Jones


Wembley Stadium Night Panorama by Joe Mahon


Millenium Dome-O2 Arena by Daniel Clements


Picadilly Circus by Anna


Picadilly Circus by DarkeyeStudio


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Pavol Janovicek With 30 years of life experience behind my shoulders, today I find myself focused mainly around two core values: my family (I am a happy husband and a proud father) and IT in its broadest meaning, including but not limited to hardware and software techniques and innovations. My special interest and true passion is photography. Here I am ready to put my signature under each word, once said by Dorothea Lange: “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” Being a part of Cruzine team, I enjoy instant process of learning as well as sharing my own experience in photography and IT with the readers of this digital magazine.