Living RoomNick Waplingtons first book, Living Room (Aperture, 1991), was an instant sensation within the photography world and beyond, and remains an important depiction of 1980s working class Britain. The original edition of Living Room documented the lives of friends, families, and neighbors on the Broxtowe housing estate in Nottingham, England, where Waplington spent years making thousands of images. An extensive archive of unseen photographs from this

which capture the introspection and inquisitiveness of early adulthood while paying tribute to the ultimate mystery of their subject’s consciousness

As noted on the jacket of the first edition

captured in a combination of light and shade

circumstances and personal affairs

From January 15 to February 12

due to the fine grain structure

Alabama’s 16th Street Baptist Church

ISO 800/27° in C-41 Process

like New York

the beautiful sits next to the ugly

destruction and reconstruction across multiple cities and its surrounding towns

still lifes