Ed Salter Photography

Tag: night

  • Plan B – Tag London Video

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    Earlier this year I worked with great guys from Powster to help out on a video they produced for Plan B, I provided stills of the projections on-site and helped with the filming. It involved some really amazing projections;  as the post from Powster’s website describes: “For Plan B’s album release iLL Manors, we gave…

  • Olympic fallout

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    The amount of light pumped out by the stadium is staggering, literally lighting up the night sky around it. From my flat you could just see some of the fireworks in the closing ceremony of the London Olympic games. After the fireworks had finished you could see a plume of smoke rising from the stadium…

  • The Shard London – Opening light show

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    Last night was the official completion of the outside work on The Shard building. To celebrate there was a light and laser show, I popped down to the banks of the Thames to take some photos of the tallest building in SE1, and the whole of Western Europe for that matter. Towards the end of…

  • Bethnal Green City view

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    This was the view from the roof of my old flat in Bethnal Green looking towards The City. I definitely don’t miss the noise and sirens from that place.

  • Melboure Skyline by night

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    It’s suprisingly difficult to find a hotel in Australia with an internet connection! I am sat in a video rental store/internet cafe instead. I spent the first week of my trip in Melbourne, and the I flew north to Carines. I am currently in a small town called Port Douglas. The picture above is the…

  • New website design

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    This  is one of the photographs I have taken as part of series for a client who has designed and built their own house. I am doing a study of both the exterior and interior of the house, and will also be focusing on the details of the house which make it unique. This shot…

  • The full moon

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    After finishing a job last week I noticed how big and bright the moon was, so got out the 70-200mm and put a 1.4x tele-extender on it and this was the result. I had never really looked at the moon in much detail before that, but it is pretty fascinating. For anyone who is interested…