From just off the ground, looking north west across the river. Hungerford Bridge is in the foreground.
A similar elevation, looking north east. St Paul's nestles between the South Bank complex buildings.
Rising for about six minutes, looking north-west. The Ministry of Defence is immediately behind the river; then comes Charing Cross station, with the Post Office tower (about 2 miles away) poking out from through the air conditioning steam. Centre Point is the brownish cigar-shaped object to the right, with the office blocks on the Victoria Embankment at the far right.
About half way up, looking south. This is the mechanics of the wheel. County Hall is on the left of the river, the Millbank tower dominates the right bank.
By this height, we can see the end of the layer of smog. This is looking slightly east of north.
First of six shots from near the top of the ride. This one's looking almost due west, towards Buckingham Palace.
This one looks north-west. Note how the skyscrapers are visible. The hills in the distance are Hampstead Heath, almost seven miles away.
Looking just north of east, towards the Shell Centre, with Waterloo station hiding behind. The shadows on the horizon are the towers at Canary Wharf and Docklands.
This one's looking north, towards Holburn and Bloomsbury.
And looking south west, towards Croydon and Lambeth.
It's a long way down...
This one's about two-thirds down, looking south west. St George's Tower (Big Ben) catches the light.
Similar height, looking down at the pepole walking past County Hall.
This one's of the rooftop of County Hall. The weathervane is in the shape of a dolphin.