The Choir in St Paul's Cathedral

The photo was taken inside St Paul's Cathedral in the choir section of the church. Upon passing through security and the ticket office, walk down the nave and the side aisle on the right. Continue walking past the central dome to the choir area, then turn around and you'll see this view. By London Underground System: - Closest Station: St Paul's Station (via Central line) - Head southeast on Cheapside toward New Change - Slight right onto New Change and the destination will be on your right Address: St Paul's Cathedral, St. Paul's Churchyard, London EC4M 8AD

Since it's an interior shot, you can photograph St Paul's Cathedral during any month of the year.

Visit during the day, although you are mostly relying on internal lighting. It can help, though, to have sunlight entering the space from the high clerestory windows above. St Paul's Cathedral is generally pretty dark inside so any daylight entering the space can be of benefit!

Tripods aren't allowed to be used inside, but they have very recently allowed photography for your own private use.

Use a wide-angle lens (10mm) to incorporate as much of the choir hall and ceiling as you can. Take multiple wide-angle photos from low to high perspectives and combine them using computer software (like Photoshop) for a panoramic photo similar to this one.

For a perfectly symmetrical shot, position yourself right in the middle of the building with the lectern in the center of your frame.

You may need to raise your ISO to ensure your shutter speed is quick enough for sharp pictures.

Head west along Fleet Street to check out some of London's oldest and most famous pubs, including the Old Banks of England and Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese.