Legal Eagles Photography Tour
About the Tour
London's legal district has great photo opportunities; architectural details, ornamental wrought iron fences, and Elizabethan buildings and lamps aplenty. On this photography tour, your guide will lead you to all the right places, and tell you what the best camera settings are for each location. From Embankment Gardens to the historic Staple Inn, you'll visit old churches, majestic arches, cosy courtyards, and many more photographic gems to take home and treasure. It's a great route for putting a themed project together. Make sure your camera's battery is charged, be inspired and snap away!
Tour Producer
Legless Lizard
Legless Lizard www.leglesslizard.net is the sister company of Hairy Goat www.hairygoat.net which is London's top rated photography tour company on Trip Advisor. We have been providing photography tours & workshops and personal photography tuition since 2009. And now we're running personal tuition & photography courses in South Australia.
Purchase your tour on Voicemap, and visit the Legless Lizard website where we share more photography tips and information and sample photos from each tour.
Preview Location
Location 1
Temple Station
My name is Corinna, and this is the fifth instalment of a series of photography tours in London. Today, we're going to walk through London's legal district, and take photos of its ar... Read More
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Major Landmarks
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Temple Church London
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Temple Bar Memorial
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Royal Courts of Justice
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Staple Inn
Getting There
Route Overview
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Total distance2km -
Final locationA40, London EC1N 7RA, UK -
Distance back to start location836.28m
Directions to Starting Point
Start at the exit of Temple tube station. It's on the Circle and District lines between Embankment and Blackfriars, and is in fare zone 1.
Tips
Places to stop along the way
There are lots of great pubs along the route!
Best time of day
Check opening times of Middle Temple Hall, Temple Church and Lincoln's Inn, so you can visit inside the buildings or eat at Middle Temple Hall. I recommend a wide-angle lens and a lens in the 18 - 105mm range. There's no need to take a tripod. Carry only what you need.
Precautions
You are on private property in many of these locations, so if you are requested not to take photographs, please respect that.
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