The Pulse of the City captures what it feels like to stand on London’s South Bank and sense the rhythm of the city moving around you. It is a place alive with light, sound, and human energy, where every reflection on the Thames carries a story and every passing face adds to the city’s great conversation.
These images are not just about movement but about presence, about what it means to exist within the living heart of London. Through layered exposures and soft trails of motion, the series transforms the familiar skyline and crowded walkways into something fluid and alive.
You may recognise the feeling of standing there as the city rushes by, caught between calm and chaos, where architecture, light, and people blend into one continuous moment. This is not a record of what London looks like, but how it feels, full of history, culture, and the quiet pulse that connects everyone who walks its banks.
