This black and white photograph uses a low viewpoint to look up at the moving traffic and historic architecture of Westminster. The double-decker bus occupies the largest area of the foreground, positioned slightly to the left, while the Elizabeth Tower stands as a tall, dark shape on the right. A large building with many spires stretches across the left background under a sky filled with clouds. The arrangement places the viewer at street level, where a group of people stands on the sidewalk near several cars.

The image relies on various shades of grey to define the scene. Clear lettering is visible on the front of the bus, identifying its destination as Dulwich Library. Below the photograph, the text identifies the specific location in the United Kingdom. The contrast between the dark, solid form of the clock tower and the lighter, textured sky emphasizes the height of the structures compared to the people and vehicles on the road.

This piece belongs to a series of urban impressions that document famous landmarks in cities such as New York, Paris, and Berlin. Like the other works in the collection, it focuses on a recognizable city feature through a monochrome lens.