by Paul Talling · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9781905211432
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«Derelict London» is a documentary photography book by Paul Talling, published by Random House in paperback (222 pages, in English).
Paul Talling spent years capturing London's disused face: ruined Victorian houses, pubs, cinemas, shelters, cemeteries and closed shops. With photographs and explanations of how each place fell into abandonment, he covers icons such as Battersea Power Station, Strand station and the Concrete House in East Dulwich, chronicling urban decay.
The work appeared in 2008 and is organised into nine thematic sections: housing, work, pubs and cafés, baths and cinemas, schools and hospitals, boats and trains, shelters, cemeteries and regeneration.
It will appeal to those who enjoy urban history, documentary photography and stories of disused buildings in London.
