Timeless Perspectives: Light, Lines & London’s Past


Details
Step into history and capture stunning views in one of London’s most iconic areas. We’ll explore the elegant symmetry of Greenwich University, the sweeping views from the hill, and the dramatic architecture around the Royal Observatory. This walk is all about strong compositions, shifting light, and a sense of timeless perspective.
📍 Meeting point: Waterstones, 51 Greenwich Church St, London SE10 9BL
🧭 Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/UMFHnETFwKNdJSzV7
🕕 Date: August 23, 14:00
Itinerary
- Meeting Point at Cutty Sark, outside Cutty Sark DLR station, near the famous tea clipper ship
- Old Royal Naval College (Exterior), with long colonnades perfect for depth and leading lines, framed shots of domes, arches, and light/shadow play
- Queen’s House Lawn & Framed Vista with the iconic view toward Canary Wharf through the formal axis
- Greenwich Park, a beautiful walk uphill through one of London’s oldest royal parks
- Royal Observatory Hill Viewpoint is our final stop with panoramic views of London’s skyline and Canary Wharf
Important Notice
Cutty Sark DLR Station is closed until 2026 due to escalator refurbishment.
You cannot get off at Cutty Sark. Alternative Travel Options to Greenwich
- By DLR. Take the DLR to Greenwich DLR Station (not Cutty Sark), from there, it’s a 10-minute walk to Waterstones.
- By Train. Take a train from London Bridge to Greenwich Station from there, walk 10 minutes to Waterstones.
- By Bus. Take a bus that stops in Greenwich Town Centre. Get off near Greenwich Market / Cutty Sark and walk to Waterstones.
Stay connected
The day of the event, live location will be shared on our WhatsApp group (https://chat.whatsapp.com/Ek2mMMZioqu19CJJPoQal4)
Want help with your camera?
You’re welcome to ask for tips: we’re a supportive community. However, for a proper learning experience, we recommend asking the host about 1:1 coaching sessions or checking our Meetp page for upcoming workshops.
Looking forward to see you all there!

Timeless Perspectives: Light, Lines & London’s Past