Hidden Levers
Tower Bridge
Thames Barrier
Abbey Mills Pumping Station
Crossness Pumping Station
BT Tower
Battersea Power Station
Disused Tube Station
Law and Order
Foreign Office
County Hall
Big Ben (plus Whitechapel Bell Foundry)
Westminster Hall
Churchill's Paddock Underground Bunker
Old Bailey
Wandsworth Prison
Army and Navy
Household Cavalry Hyde Park Barracks
Household Cavalry at Horseguards
Honourable Artillery Company (oldest Regiment in British Army)
Old Royal Naval College Greenwich, remains of Greenwich Palace
In and Out Club (Old Naval and Military Club)
Chelsea Hospital home of the Chelsea Pensioners
Backstage
Her Majesty's Theatre
The Palladium
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
BBC White City
BBC Broadcasting House
Abbey Road Studio
Air Studios
Alexandra Palace
Body and Soul
Queens Club
Fulham Football Club
Lords Cricket Ground
Repton Gym
Lambeth Palace
St Brides the Journalist Church
Greek Orthodox Cathedral
New West End Synagogue
Freemasons Hall
The Square Mile
Lloyds Register
Midland Bank
Bank of England
Mansion House
Guildhall
London Metal Exchange
Fishmongers Hall
City of London School
Billingsgate Roman Bath House
Peter Dazeley FRPS, known as Dazeley, is a celebrated
London photographer renowned for fine art and advertising
photography. He was born in West Kensington and studied photography
at Holland Park School, now known as the Socialist Eton.
Being dyslexic he left school at 15 without any formal
qualifications. He feels his dyslexia is an asset because it
gives him the ability to look at problems and objectives from a
different point of view; he is a meticulous planner and imaginative
problem solver. "Making the ordinary look extraordinary is
Dazeley's gift,” says Sarah Ryder Richardson, who represents
Dazeley in the UK.
His work has won many awards from organisations across the world,
including the Association of Photographers and the Royal
Photographic Society in the UK, EPICA in France, Applied Arts
Magazine in Canada, and Graphis Inc. in the USA . Dazeley is one of
the few modern photographers whose fine art work is produced as
platinum prints and is currently working on several fine art
projects out of his own studio complex in Chelsea, London.
Dazeley became a member of the Association of Photographers in 1977
and became a life member in 1984. In June 2013 he was awarded a
Fellowship by the Royal Photographic Society. Fellowship is the
highest distinction of the RPS and recognizes original work and
outstanding ability. He is married and has a daughter and a son;
they live in Coombe Hill, Surrey.
Mark Daly is a writer and publisher with a longstanding
interest in secret and little-known aspects of London. He has also
devised a number of walking tours of unseen London. He lives in
South Nutfield, Surrey.
"Photography as a medium can extend our experiences, and here Peter Dazeley's richly detailed photographs open the doors to some of London's most iconic and intriguing buildings.""Taking in the Capital's best hidden archaeology, relics and structures - both beautiful and unapologetically ugly - celebrated snapper Dazeley takes us on a journey of discovery that even us born and bred Londoners will find fascinating.""a delightful window on to the hidden architectural treasures of our magnificent capital and Dazeley captures the atmosphere of each building to perfection.""a thrilling tour behind the closed doors of the capital city's buildings.""an absorbing insight into places most of us never get to visit""From Tower Bridge to Battersea Power Station, via Big Ben and the Old Bailey, it's a journey that any architecture enthusiast will love. A great gift.""a joy"'The dazzling collection of photographs is universally appealing; whether you're a tourist, a ligeling Londoner, an architect enthusiast, or a history buff, don't miss your chance to view or buy his precious images. His work becomes more important when you appreciate that some of these buildings might not be here in the future. These aren't just images, they're also a slice of London's history.'
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