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This photograph taken with the 6mm f/2.8 Fisheye-Nikkor lens by Michael Eleftheriades is of one of the showrooms at Grays of Westminster.
Grays of Westminster Through the Eyes of the 6mm f/2.8 Fisheye-Nikkor Lens
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The legendary award-winning Grays of Westminster is a charming period shop, specialising exclusively in Nikon. It offers what is probably the widest range of new and second-hand Nikon in the world. It is situated in a quiet location in central London and offers a fast and reliable mail-order service on any Nikon item - available to all world-wide destinations. Tax free shopping to non-European Community residents is also available.
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The 100th Anniversary Interview with Gray Levett
Read the ‘We Love Nikon’ Interview with Mr. Gray Levett Nikon have been featuring a number of interviews with notable members from the photographic community in celebration of their centennial. Read the full interview with Gray Levett here: http://www.nikon.com/100th/welovenikon02 Deadline for Special Edition 100th Anniversary Models: 7th July 2017 If you would like to be […]
Professional Photographer Article – Gray Levett
EMMA-LILY PENDLETON speaks to Gray Levett – the man behind Pimlico’s Grays of Westminster about his rock history, famous patrons and photography heroes Click here to view the article
Jim Brandenburg speaks to Grays of Westminster about the new Nikon D800
The internationally renowned nature and wildlife photographer and National Geographic legend Jim Brandenburg visited Grays of Westminster while he was in London recently.
British Photography Industry Magazine features Grays of Westminster
‘BPI visits one of UK’s most unique photographic retailers and finds that it’s not just a pretty façade.’ The article starts: “If you’ve never been to Grays of Westminster, I’d urge you to visit. Nestling in a row of shops in Churton Street, Pimlico, crossing the doorstep is like taking a step back in time. […]
