Inspired by the excellent “London Nights” photo exhibition at the Museum of London , which I saw a week or so ago, I took this shot and turned it into black and white. It was 6 o’clock in the evening.
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Nice pic, John. You should try some more of this. Great how it makes it immediately look somehow – timeless?
Black and white immediately gives that classic feel!