London through a camera lens
See how different photographers have documented London, its buildings, its people and its subcultures over time in this series of captivating photography stories.
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Music & SubcultureThrough the lens of Charlie Phillips
One of the most talented, but long overlooked, photographers of 20th-century Britain
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Art & DesignRoger Mayne’s photographs of post-war London
A window into life in the capital from the 1950s
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Art & DesignHenry Grant photographed London from every angle
Countless London stories in black and white
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Art & DesignThe vivid photography of Bill Brandt
An influential photographer whose work spanned documentary images and Surrealist portraits
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Art & DesignThe candid street photography of Margaret Monck
Capturing the energy of 1930s Londoners
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Nature & EnvironmentPhotographs of Stratford before the 2012 Olympics
The communities and industries that called the Olympic Park site their home
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Art & DesignAn introduction to Christina Broom
The pioneering photographer who captured the Suffragettes in action
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Music & SubcultureLondon scenes & subcultures by Dick Scott-Stewart
Photographing youth and belonging on the capital’s cultural margins
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Nature & EnvironmentTake a tour along the River Thames in the 1930s
An atmospheric trip through lost London riverscapes
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Art & DesignForgotten faces from post-war London
Fred Wilfred’s photos of London from 1957 to 1962 have remained largely unseen
