stpaulscathedral

This is a pseudo stereo pair. A single camera has been used on a tripod, but the photographer has not moved the camera sideways between exposures. Some chimney shadows have moved between exposures. You can take stereos with any single camera, providing the subject is not moving. If you rig up 2 identical cameras side-by-side you can take stereos of moving objects.

blackpoolbeach "Pseudo"? I'm affronted and appalled! :) Have you had a look at any of the others in the Twice as Nice set? Are they too pseudos?

National Library of Ireland on The Commons Ross Castle is a genuine stereo using 2 cameras side-by-side. www.flickr.com/photos/nlireland/5929025491/in/set-7215762... The boat figures leap into the foreground. The one of the Barque in Cork City is not genuine stereo. Demand your money back. www.flickr.com/photos/nlireland/6142795107/in/set-7215762...

blackpoolbeach Will get onto that immediately!

Here it is in animated 3D. Even with a stereoviewer the effect if very subtle as there are no foreground objects.

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Wonderful capture!

War to end all wars, they used to say... And bovril was a popular hot beverage

For Hitchcock, Williams, see www.gracesguide.co.uk/File:Im192223BS-HWC.jpg for an advertisement. It looks as though this would be close to St. Paul's in the City of London. www.angelfire.com/pr/perfinsoc/abstracts/2455.pdf has some history of the firm. According to www.westminster-abbey.org/our-history/people/george-williams the firm only closed in 1984, but that doesn't mean the building existed until then.

This was a carriage arriving at St. Paul's. See www.illustratedfirstworldwar.com/item/the-stars-and-strip... From page 17 of 27 Issue 4071. - Vol CL Apr, 28 1917 Illustrated London News The date of the event was Friday April 20, 1917. The service was attended by King George and Queen Mary, but this is not their carriage, which was open. Perhaps this is the Lord Mayor's carriage.

No, this is the State Landau of the Royal Family. See www.britishroyals.info/royal-wedding-carriages-revealed/ My guess is that although the Illustrated London News shows that the King and Queen came in an open carriage, some other family members came in this coach.

Streetview 2015: www.google.com/maps/@51.513472,-0.099878,3a,37.5y,20.04h,... The Temple Bar Gate in the background of the streetview sight was re-erected in 2004 at this location en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_Bar,_London

An account of the "America Day" celebration in London on 4/20/17, celebrating the U.S. entry into the war, including the service at St. Paul's Cathedral: query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=9E0CEFDA153AE4...

I presume that's St Paul's

Sorry, only after spotting the tag now!

My guess is photo taken from top of Old Bailey or courts complex

Micheál Cattigan It is indeed St. Paul's. I probably should have put something in the description, but it's just such a distinctive building.

I reckon from the tower of St Andrew's Church at Holborn Circus, see GoogleMapsSatellite . If you then go to the GoogleEarth plugin enable 3D and wiggle it around until you are on top of the church tower - aim SE towards St Pauls, and the Cathedral looks as in this photo. I can't think of any other buildings around at the time which might have been tall enough, unless it was another chimney. Chim chiminey, Chim chiminey, Chim chim cher-ee! A sweep is as lucky, As lucky can be ...