Battersea Power Station in daylight
These super wide-angle views of Battersea Power Station were created in the last week before redevelopment was due to start. This iconic London landmark is currently being redeveloped to include 3,500 homes, a underground station, theatre and health centre.
The three panoramas displayed here were taken from near St. Georges Wharf on the South Bank just after dawn and from Grosvenor Road on the North Bank at mid-morning. Each image was created by stitching 24 photographs together to create a 360° x38° wrap around view. Battersea power station is a grade 2* listed building and the largest brick built building in Europe; it lives up to its iconic status with its chimneys silhouetted against the blue sky.
Looking upriver from St. George Wharf Vauxhall towards Battersea Power Station. The image is 360° x 38° and was stitched from 24 photographs.
Image Copyright © Ian Humes
Looking upriver from St. George Wharf Vauxhall towards Battersea Power Station. The image is 180° x 38° (cropped from 360°) and was stitched from 24 photographs.
Image Copyright © Ian Humes
Looking across the river from Pimlico towards The Riverlight Development and Battersea Power Station. The image is 360° x 38° and was stitched from 24 photographs.
Image Copyright © Ian Humes
Looking across the river from Pimlico towards The Riverlight Development and Battersea Power Station. The image is 180° x 38° (cropped from 360°) and was stitched from 24 photographs.
Image Copyright © Ian Humes
Looking east from Grosvenor Railway Bridge along the tree-lined embankment you can see Keybridge House, The Riverlight Development, the Loading Cranes and Battersea Power Station. The image is 360° x 38° and was stitched from 24 photographs.
Image Copyright © Ian Humes
Looking downriver from Grosvenor Railway Bridge along the tree-lined embankment you can see Keybridge House in Lambeth, The Riverlight Development, the Loading Cranes and Battersea Power Station. The image is 180° x 38° (cropped from 360°) and was stitched from 24 photographs.
Image Copyright © Ian Humes
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