The Roman Baths view of Bath Abbey

The image was taken at The Roman Baths in Bath, England which is an easy day trip from the center of London. I recommend taking the train from London Paddington, but there are multiple train routes that can be taken. To get to this viewpoint, enter the museum and then head to the second level, just east of the on-site gift shop along York Street. I stood facing northeast with a view of Bath Abbey in the background. By Train: - Closest station: Bath Spa (via Cross Country, GWR or Southwestern Railway) - Walk west towards Brunel Square - Turn left onto Dorchester St/A3039 - Turn right onto St Lawrence St - Turn left to stay on St Lawrence St - Turn right onto Stall St - Turn right onto York St and the destination will be on your left

As long as the weather is overcast, you'll be able to photograph the Roman Baths during any month. I suggest visiting in March or May for a moody England effect.

Visit the baths in the morning as early as they open to beat the crowds. In the midday and late afternoon, you can also find similar lighting conditions.

As this is a historical site, please be respectful of others while they visit The Roman Baths.

Using a wide-angle lens (18mm) will allow you to frame the beautiful surrounding architecture.

Try to wait for the mist to gloss over the baths to evoke the feeling of what the Roman Baths were like thousands of years ago on a foggy day.

Incorporate the visitors in your shot to add a human element and to create a sense of scale.

Definitely don't leave Bath before photographing the Pulteney Bridge. Built in 1774, this bridge is one of the best sites in the town.