The combination of architecture and swirling 'steam' (okay, fellow pedants: 'water vapour') was too attractive to miss, but I'm afraid the effect is slightly lost in a murky photo taken facing into the sun.
From left to right, the obvious landmarks are the steeple of St. Peter's cathedral, the water tower(?) of Moor Lane Mill, the central tower of the old Royal Albert Hospital (I hadn't realised it was visible from here), and the Town Hall clock tower.