Now you can see the best of London’s rail architecture through the eyes of an accomplished photographer.
Kevin Nixon found a fascination for railway stations during COVID-19, and as a result has launched a new book of breath-taking imagery in time for Christmas.
Kevin, who can normally be found photographing music festivals, said: “The book has been a labour of love since the beginning of COVID, when music gigs and photography in general came to an abrupt end for me.”
Called ‘London’s Railway Termini – Photographs at the End of the Line’, it is accompanied by personal critique, as well as station descriptions penned by architectural writer Peter Lloyd.
The book is available from Amazon, Waterstones and WHSmith.
