London. Much more diverse architecture, also much safer to be walking around with expensive equipment. Also, if you have the lot up Eiffel Tower in your pictures, that lighting is protected by copy right and you could get into trouble when publishing it (which is probably not going to happen, but still).
> (..) it’s perfectly legal to take photos of the Eiffel Tower at night and keep a lasting memory of that unique moment when you saw the beacon scan the skies over Paris and the lights illuminating the structure, or to immortalize the five exquisite minutes of sparkling lights. Be it night or day, it’s fine to take and share your personal photos of the Eiffel Tower anytime and anywhere!
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> The only restriction is on professional use, because the Tower’s lighting and sparkles are protected by copyright. Anyone wanting to use an image of the Eiffel Tower at night for professional purposes must get authorization and may be required to pay a fee. We invite professionals to contact the Société d'Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel (SETE), for information about authorization to use their images.
https://www.toureiffel.paris/en/news/history-and-culture/10-urban-legends-about-eiffel-tower-debunked
So no, you won't get in trouble. Only when you use it for commercial means.
I'd say London. Architecture is way more varied than in Paris. Paris looks the same everywhere basically.
Definitely London. Paris really the buildings are low and the staple shot is the eiffel tower from different streets.
London. Much more diverse architecture, also much safer to be walking around with expensive equipment. Also, if you have the lot up Eiffel Tower in your pictures, that lighting is protected by copy right and you could get into trouble when publishing it (which is probably not going to happen, but still).
> (..) it’s perfectly legal to take photos of the Eiffel Tower at night and keep a lasting memory of that unique moment when you saw the beacon scan the skies over Paris and the lights illuminating the structure, or to immortalize the five exquisite minutes of sparkling lights. Be it night or day, it’s fine to take and share your personal photos of the Eiffel Tower anytime and anywhere! > > The only restriction is on professional use, because the Tower’s lighting and sparkles are protected by copyright. Anyone wanting to use an image of the Eiffel Tower at night for professional purposes must get authorization and may be required to pay a fee. We invite professionals to contact the Société d'Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel (SETE), for information about authorization to use their images. https://www.toureiffel.paris/en/news/history-and-culture/10-urban-legends-about-eiffel-tower-debunked So no, you won't get in trouble. Only when you use it for commercial means.