In TimeOut magazine, London
- Grégory Herpe
- Aug 18, 2022
- 1 min read
My tips for photographing architecture in cities!
"TimeOut" magazine, London, asked me for some tips on photographing architecture in the city, for an article about Big Ben, now officially the UK's most-photographed building.
Here is the article:
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