Horizon 22: London's Captivating Viewing Platform in the Heart of the City

When it comes to breathtaking views of the sprawling metropolis of London, perhaps no location can rival the awe-inspiring Horizon 22.
Nestled in the heart of this vibrant city, Horizon 22 stands tall as a viewing platform like no other. With its unrivalled elevation and panoramic vistas, it offers visitors an unforgettable experience.
Upon stepping foot onto this architectural marvel, visitors are immediately immersed in a world of reflections.
Saying all that however, with the aim of this trip was to photograph and vlog these views but there were just too many restrictions in the place, no vlogging, no tripod.
It was very challenging to explore the art of handheld photography with so many reflections and so many members of staff watching you as you took the images.
The glass used does not offer the best opportunity to take photographs as there are too many reflections, so it was challenging.
But I say that and I did get some really nice shots, and I would like to share the best of those with you.

[@heatherlewis6457]

Some really nice architectural photos there Paul. Liked the photos of the Tower Bridge. If the people walking on either side weren't there I think it would look odd. The hubby says you should have told them you were coming & maybe they could have cleared the bridge for you, as it was totally inconsiderate.🤣😂🤣Oh & he liked the phone one (walkie talkie) 🤣 He was very impressed with the building photos though. x

[@paulwbakerphotography]

Very inconsiderate indeed, I should have shouted at them to move but my politeness got in the way 😂. Thank you for watching x

[@MHLandscape]

Lovely photos mate, cool spot never really tried architecture photography before, this has me thinking about giving it a go.

[@paulwbakerphotography]

It’s good fun, but hard work with the amount of people. Thank you for watching.

[@paulcookphotography]

I've been to London a couple of times. Beautiful architecture and amazing history, but this video is a reminder of the reason I will never go back...so many people everywhere. That's not for me. Love the photos though, especially the ones with The Shard and the Walkie Talkie buildings. Have a great weekend mate!

[@paulwbakerphotography]

Thanks Paul. I’m with you, I absolutely hate London, far too many people. Love some of the building like you said, stunning but it’s like a hornets nest, you never know where the people are coming from, how many and if they’ll ever be a moment you can capture that image you have waited hours for. Thanks for watching Paul