And rather than start another thread, a view of Canary Wharf from the same boat:
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I'm not sure about this one, anyway I was on a boat to Greenwich last week (which beats the tube hands down for travel) and bob's your uncle:
And rather than start another thread, a view of Canary Wharf from the same boat:
Man that brings back some memories.
Nice crystal sharp images. When I was between A levels and university I actually worked as a surveyors mate on one of the buildings in the second photo near Canary wharf. THose sand coloured buildings - I was responsible for the surveying of them. They will probably fall down in a couple of years. Man, its a small world.
Soulboy, like your Canary Wharf image, like the concept of the bridge but the angles or something didn't work for me. Ask the skipper to back up a bit and give you time to compose next time
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small world indeed. Actually, we could see the tiles dropping off as we went past. 
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