Illicit Photos of London from Above
Three rebellious artists ascended buildings to get these one-of-a-kind images of London.

Dan Salisbury,courtesy Prestel

Good artists don't play by the rules. Bradley L. Garrett, Alexander Moss, and Scott Cadman, the photographers behind the collection London Rising: Illicit Photos from the City's Heights scaled buildings to get jaw-dropping views of The Old Smoke, getting never-before-seen angles of London landmarks.
Here, a view of the Shard, Southwark.
Dan Salisbury,courtesy Prestel

Denning Point, Aldgate
Bradley L Garrett/courtesy Prestel

British Museum, Bloomsbury
Alex Oattes/courtesy Prestel

Gasometers, Hornsey
Bradley L Garrett/courtesy Prestel

Battersea Power Station Ascent
Marc Explo/courtesy Prestel

Centrepoint, Soho
Theo Kindynis/courtesy Prestel

Alexandra Palace
Bradley L Garrett/courtesy Prestel

NEO Bankside, Southwark
Mike Deere/courtesy Prestel

One Tower Bridge, Southwark
Theo Kindynis/courtesy Prestel

Petticoat Tower, City of London
Bradley L Garrett/courtesy Prestel

St. Alphage House, City of London
Bradley L Garrett/courtesy Prestel

Westfields, Hammersmith
Alastair Batchelor/courtesy Prestel

Walkie-Talkie, City of London
Bradley L. Garrett/courtesy Prestel
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