Terence Nunn

Terence Nunn took his first black-and-white photographs back in 1945. In the mid-1960s he began working in colour, roaming the deserted Sunday streets of London, photographing the bomb sites, backstreet cafes, junk shops and fleapit cinemas of what was then still a bruised postwar city. Over 250 of these photographs are now in the collection of the prestigious Museum of London.

Terence and his photographs have been featured in ihe London Independent TV series "Disappearing London", which has been shown a number of times in the UK and USA. By now he has taken his camera around most o...

Terence Nunn took his first black-and-white photographs back in 1945. In the mid-1960s he began working in colour, roaming the deserted Sunday streets of London, photographing the bomb sites, backstreet cafes, junk shops and fleapit cinemas of what was then still a bruised postwar city. Over 250 of these photographs are now in the collection of the prestigious Museum of London.

Terence and his photographs have been featured in ihe London Independent TV series "Disappearing London", which has been shown a number of times in the UK and USA. By now he has taken his camera around most of the world.