The fortieth Apple Store in the U.K. has just opened, in a stunning location in south London.
The Today at Apple events include a Photo Tour called “Capturing the Story of Battersea Power Station” where those in the group head out to explore the power station and area around. “You’ll learn how to combine angles with lines to create perspective, adding textures and shapes to set your composition.” The first photo tour is July 1 and like all Today at Apple events, it’s free.
Speaking of music, there are live performances outside the store from today through Sunday, with local artists including JGrrey and Kwaye.
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