STUNNING photographs of London from above capture the city as you've never seen it before.
High-flying photographer Jeffrey Milstein, renowned for his aerial photos of US cities, snaps landmarks through the open door of a helicopter.
This month he hired a chopper in London and amazingly he had just an hour to cover all the buildings he wanted to capture including Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, the glass roof of the British Museum and the Gherkin and Walkie Talkie towers in the City.
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The London Eye on the Southbank is lit up in pink as dusk falls over the capital Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Nearby Waterloo Station glows in this stunning photo taken from a helicopter Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The green glass roof over the central courtyard of the British Museum is best viewed from above Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The Gherkin tower, completed in 2003, is already one of the best-loved landmarks on London's skyline Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Millions of tourists know Buckingham Palace but few have seen it from this perspective
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The busy junction next to the Bank of England makes for a striking image from above Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The Shard and other skyscrapers loom over the capital in this view over Whitehall, the Southbank and the rest of London beyond Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The medieval Westminster Abbey is still a major landmark after nearly 800 years Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Red London buses line up between government buildings near the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben, far left, and the green-roofed Ministry of Defence, right Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The large circular court in the Treasury building is striking from above. Beyond it near the top of the image are the Foreign Office and Downing Street Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Tourists and shoppers throng round the statue of Eros at Piccadilly Circus in the West End Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The famous fountains of Trafalgar Square as Nelson looks down on them from the top of his column Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The art deco Charing Cross Station looks spectacular as seen from above with its platforms projecting out over the river Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Lights glow in the grand courtyard of Somerset House, which sits between the Thames and the Strand Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand is a familiar sight at street level but looks very different from the air Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Jeffrey Milstein captured these stunning images through the door of a helicopter hovering over central London Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Smithfield market is famous worldwide as the centre of London's meat trade Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece St Paul's Cathedral is surrounded by modern buildings Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The Guildhall, begun in 1441, is the only non-ecclesiastical stone building that survives in the City of London Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The Square Mile is still a centre of global commerce in the 21st century Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Few Londoners have any idea what lies behind the fortress-like walls of the Bank of England Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
The Walkie Talkie, built two years ago, is one of dozens of new towers in the ancient City Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock 23
Photographer Jeffrey Milstein, seen here on a previous shoot, is renowned for his aerial views of cities Credit: Jeffrey Milstein/REX Shutterstock We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online news team? Email us at [email protected] or call 0207 782 4368