I was in London—one of my favorite cities and a place I’ve visited over 40 times. That evening, I had joined one of the excellent London Walks tours (highly recommended—there’s something for everyone).
An Unexpected Detour
After our first pub stop, I found myself falling behind. I started “seeing” images—compositions forming in the fading light. Soon, the group had vanished, and I was free to follow my instincts.
The Bridge Between Then and Now
I found myself at the south end of Millennium Bridge, the modern footbridge connecting Bankside to St. Paul’s Cathedral across the Thames. I stood quietly, letting passersby create their own rhythm against the architectural lines. One frame in particular struck me—soft twilight, figures in motion, St. Paul’s in the distance. The space between each element brought the image to life.
A Hint of What Comes Next
As I packed up, I turned around and saw…
Well, you’ll find out in the image of The Tate Modern gallery.
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