London Bridges Long Exposure Photography

London’s bridges are a popular and fertile ground for photography. I’ve enjoyed bringing a new perspective to images of the bridges by taking multiple different timed shots and combining them into a single long exposure view.

Photographs in this album include: Blackfriars: adventures in unreal time, Blackfriars twintime, What’s the point of me?, Four bridges in double time, Under the Hunger, Low light under the bridge, Millennium bridge in colour, The Vinters Company and Southwark bridge in triple time, While the City beeps, Tate Modern Tower from the Thames, and Millennium bridge and St Pauls.

▸ Technical data — all 11 images

Image	Camera	FL	f/	Shutter	ISO
Blackfriars: adventures in unreal time	Olympus E-P5	10mm	f/4.5	362s	100
Blackfriars twintime	Fujifilm X-M1	11mm	f/7.1	240s	200
What’s the point of me?	Olympus E-P5	15mm	f/5.6	304s	200
Four bridges in double time	Olympus E-P5	—	f/1.0	213s	100
Under the Hunger	Olympus E-M5 Mark II	18mm	f/7.1	303s	200
Low light under the bridge	Nikon D750	35mm	f/9.0	1/400s	80
Millennium bridge in colour	Olympus E-M5 Mark II	18mm	f/5.6	181s	200
The Vinters Company and Southwark bridge in triple time	Olympus E-M5 Mark II	20mm	f/8.0	1/320s	200
While the City beeps	Nikon D800	14mm	f/13.0	86s	100
Tate Modern Tower from the Thames	Nikon D600	32mm	f/3.5	17s	50
Millennium bridge and St Pauls	Nikon D600	28mm	f/14.0	85s	50

View the full album at mcaughtry.photo/albums/london-bridges. Touch or click any image to open a lightbox view; tap the full-screen icon for the best experience. Click the “i” icon beneath any thumbnail for full EXIF data and location information for that image.