The past weekend was spent wondering around a small area of London, seeing a ton of brilliant photographers/film makers and just generally looking around. I travelled down on the Friday night/Saturday morning (It was 00:30am!) and arrived at London Victoria at 07:10am. Despite having a rough sleep on a packed coach, I was wide awake and excited to be heading off to Wild Photos! I got on the underground to Gloucester Road, and then made my way up to The Royal Geographic Society. I did drop off a big bag at my hostel on the way, which I was super happy at. I didn’t want to be carrying the bag all day so I’m glad they let me leave the bag before I’d checked in!
Anyway, Wild Photos was fantastic. So many great photographers, and you were just walking around with them all day in the building. The talks were really interesting, and helpful! I did two workshops: Macro and Technical Mastery. Both gave valuable information, and it was great to see the photographers’ own work and have them tell us how they did it. (Alex Hyde and Charlie Hamilton James – amazing!)
On the Saturday night I nipped into the Natural History Museum for the last hour before it closed. I love it in there. I only really looked at the animal sections, as I didn’t have much time! On Sunday I just took a few photos around the area before retiring to the hostel and packing/relaxing!
So, here’s some photos from the weekend! (Sadly none from Wild Photos though…)
Hyde Park
The Royal Albert Hall
Meininger Hostel
Natural History Museum
Natural History Museum
Natural History Museum
Natural History Museum
Pretty Ivy!
This looked like a great bookshop – just wish it was open when I was around!
Gloucester Road
Trying to be arty 😉
lifeofkitty 
xjustanotherteenblogger
/ October 17, 2013Your time in London sounds awesome! That book shop..wow. I might have to stop in and pay a visit when I’m in London! Haha definitely looks like my kind of place :] And for the record, I like your attempt at being arty, I think you nailed it :]
Katie Louise
/ October 17, 2013Aw thanks! xD
The bookshop is just near Gloucester Road underground if you do want to visit!