We are all so familiar with bustling tube stations and overcrowded carriages, but have you ever wondered what the London Underground looks like empty? Victoria Howard’s haunting, peaceful photographs showcase just that: beautiful architecture, engineering and design as you have never seen it before. Inspired by her own fear of confined underground spaces, she set herself the goal of capturing every tube station, empty, a personal journey that has taken 5 years to complete. This is a book about looking at the tube in an unfamiliar way, capturing the history, beauty and tranquillity of an empty London Underground that is rarely seen by those who use it the most. AUTHOR: Victoria Louise Howard is a passionate photographer, holding a HNC in photography from the University of West London and currently studying to gain her BA with the Open College of Arts. She lives in Surrey. This is her first book.
278 colur illustrations