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As I stood on the Westminster Pier, the sun was beginning to set over the River Thames. The sky was a canvas of deep blues & purples, & the city was alive with the twinkling lights of the buildings & streets. I took a deep breath & let the cool evening air fill my lungs. This was it - the moment I had been waiting for. I had traveled all the way to London just to photograph the London Eye at blue hour, & now, as I looked across the river, I could see that the time was finally here. I set up my camera on the tripod & carefully composed my shot. The London Eye loomed large in the frame, its giant Ferris wheel glowing against the darkening sky. I took a few test shots, adjusting the settings to capture the perfect balance of light & shadow. As the last rays of sunlight vanished below the horizon, the sky grew even darker, & the reflections on the river began to take on a life of their own. I could see the London Eye mirrored in the water below, its bright lights & sleek lines perfectly captured in the rippling surface. I snapped shot after shot, each one more breathtaking than the last. The blue hour had a way of transforming even the most mundane of scenes into something magical, & I could feel the excitement & wonder of the moment coursing through my veins. As the night wore on, I continued to capture the beauty of the London Eye from across the River Thames. It was a moment I would never forget, & one that I would always treasure. & as I packed up my camera & headed back to my hotel, I knew that I would be back again someday, to experience the magic of the London Eye at blue hour all over again. London Eye Waterfront - Print/Canvas/Acrylic/Metal
