Time to Kill in London

[Jonesgj]

All,

If I found myself in London, early (say 0800-0900 ish) with 2-3 hours to kill before a business meeting, where could I go for a few quick 'snaps'.

May be a silly question. I normally have meetings near Trafalgar square but have never taken my camera before ...


Thanks in advance

 

[Gary]

my advice would be just to wander. start off at Trafalgar square and wander off. You cant go too far without hitting something interesting.

 

[Dark Star]

You are within striking distance of sooo much

The river is 10 mins away- plenty there, Parliament Buildings down Whitehall and the Square itself - or head up Charing X Road for Leicester Sq and loadsa people

As Gary says - Wander!

 

[Hairyduck]

new bit of the british museum is normally empty at that time, some lovely architecture in there

Edit: Doh missed the bit about trafalgar square, that'd be some was away

 

[Jonesgj]

Thanks everyone

 

[dinorock]

1 mile down the royal mile to buckingham palace

 

[holderbeam]

i work in the heart of londons oxford street tbh the best pictures r taken in the back streets of camden and places not much to see in central london until the sun goes down and the partiers come out

 

[Gary]

not much to see in central london

?

 

[gingerjon]

If I found myself in London, early (say 0800-0900 ish) with 2-3 hours to kill before a business meeting, where could I go for a few quick 'snaps'.

May be a silly question. I normally have meetings near Trafalgar square but have never taken my camera before ...

If you head up to Soho/West End through Leicester Square that's a pretty decent time for candids as that time of morning is when a lot of the cafes are stocking/clearing out and there's a fair number of weary workers around as well.