London lights up for Christmas as photographer uses helicopter to capture the city's stunning spectacle
You wouldn't want to pay the electricity bill! London lights up for Christmas as a photographer uses a helicopter to capture the city's stunning spectacleAs the countdown to Christmas begins, a series of light displays can be seen across London Thanks to a new photographer- Yorkers, these illuminations can now be seen from a bird's eye view Jeffrey Milstein dodges drones on the side of helicopters with high-res cameras for his projects, December 1, 2022 | Update: 13:25 GMT, 01 Dec 2022 Advertisement
The countdown to Christmas has now begun - today marks the first day of the Christmas season. parties.
Now that December has arrived, many families across the UK have set out to find decorations to adorn hallways and spruce up their trees.
Although the nights are getting darker and some local lights have been canceled due to the energy crisis, London has never seemed so bright.
Dazzling light displays can be seen across the city as thousands of people flock to the capital for shopping, Winter Wonderland and for see the famous tree in Trafalgar Square.
And thanks to a New York photographer, these illuminations can now t be seen from a bird's eye view after being taken from the cockpit of a helicopter.
The countdown to Christmas has now begun - today marks the first day of the Christmas season. parties.
Now that December has arrived, many families across the UK have set out to find decorations to adorn hallways and spruce up their trees.
Although the nights are getting darker and some local lights have been canceled due to the energy crisis, London has never seemed so bright.
Dazzling light displays can be seen across the city as thousands of people flock to the capital for shopping, Winter Wonderland and for see the famous tree in Trafalgar Square.
And thanks to a New York photographer, these illuminations can now t be seen from a bird's eye view after being taken from the cockpit of a helicopter.
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