Nelsons Column – from National Gallery – late afternoon
Nelsons Column – from Kings Charles island
Nelsons Column – and King George IV from National Gallery. Morning
Nelsons Column – from South Africa House side
Nelsons Column -and National Gallery
Nelsons Column -with St Martins in the Field Church and 4th Plinth – note 4th plinth sculpture has changed.
Nelsons Column -with St Martins from near Admiralty Arch – Mid Morning
Nelsons Column -Base depicting Nelson in 1801 Copenhagen
Nelsons Column – and King Charles Statue – morning
Nelsons Column – Detail view – morning
Nelsons Column – and King Charles Statue alternate view
Nelsons Column – Detail view 2
NelsonColumn map
Nelson’s Column commemorates Lord Nelson’s victory at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1812, and the 44 meter high column was erected in 1843 . The bronze reliefs at the bottom were made from cannon captures in Nelson’s battles. The four 6 meter Lions that guard the statue were designed by Landseer.
For this post I have focused on one of the iconic London landmark within the heart of Trafalgar Square Nelson’s Column.
I have mainly focused in on the column itself rather than the lions at its base to show the different angles and types of shots that can be taken. Nelson’s faces west so he profile is only in full sun from late morning.