Trinity Buoy Wharf
7 images 1 contributors Shoot freely
Jules Renahan
About this spot
Located in the Docklands, where the River Lee meets the River Thames, you'll find London’s only lighthouse. Built in 1864-66, the purpose of the lighthouse was originally as a testing venue for new types of lamps and lighthouse technology. At one time even Michael Faraday, one of the most influential scientists of all time, carried out experiments in the lighthouse. Trinity Wharf is undergoing major regeneration and offers many shooting possibilities, not to mention a wonderful view of the O2 and Greenwich Peninsula
Join PhotoHound to learn how, where and when to capture amazing photos here
- Know the best times, seasons & shooting conditions
- Detailed directions - maps, co-ordinates and directions
- Know how to get there - where to park or how to reach there using public transport
- Browse inspirational photos and learn how they were taken - see the EXIF details
- Bookmark your favourite spots for future reference
- Know exactly when to shoot for beautiful photographs - sunrise, sunset, blue hour and astrophotography
- Detailed, 7-day weather forecast at this location
- Share your images with like-minded travel photographers
Guides
This spot appears in 1 guide.
