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A few of the city......St Pauls Cathedral in the first shot is 10 miles away (it is a listed view although I refute the mileage).....others of The shard, wembley et al.:001_smile:

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Yes me too. Its been a bit weird as my whole perspective has obviously changed since being in the chair which has meant rethinking how I photograph things.

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It is surprising how a city looks so deferent when viewed from a high vantage point, this is edinburgh when viewed from Blackford hill, looks like a park....

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