Australian Photographer John Goodman captured these stunning photographs during his trip to London in the mid-seventies. During his early 20s he pursued his interests in microscopy, photography and industrial archaeology. He was a member of the Quekett Microscopical Club in London. Goodman now resides in Melbourne, Australia. Generally, he used Leica cameras and film, or digital cameras with old Leitz lenses.
#1 St. Pancras, from Pentonville Road, 1976
#2 St. Pancras, 1976
#3 Great Western Road, 1976
#4 Snowfall, Colville Mews, Notting Hill, Winter 1976/77
#5 Paddington Station, 1976
#6 Paddington Station, 1976
#7 Paddington Station, 1976
#8 King’s Cross Station, 1977
#9 Looking Towards Finsbury Circus, from 77 London Wall, 1977
#10 St. Stephen’s Gardens, London W2, 1977
#11 Gasometer, St. Pancras,1977
#12 Lion Hotel, North Road, Islington, London N7, 1977
#13 Lamb Tavern, North Road, Islington, London N7, 1977
#14 Islington, Market Road, c.1977
#15 Islington, corner of Market Road and York Way, 1977
#16 Near St. Pancras, 1977
#17 St. Pancras Station, 1977
#18 St. Pancras Station, 1977
#19 Caledonian Market site, 1977
#20 Caledonian Market site, 1977
#21 The Ebonite Tower, 1977
#22 London Archaeology, near St. Pauls, 1977
#23 Hampstead Heath, Tumulus, 1977
#24 Hampstead Heath, Tumulus, 1977
#25 Hampstead Heath, 1977
#26 Caledonian Road opposite Caledonian Estate, 1977
#27 Northdown Street, London N1, 1977
#28 Quiet Sunday afternoon, St. Paul’s from Watling Street, 1977
#29 Rear of one side of Powis Square, London W11, 1977
#30 Citroen 2CV, Colville Terrace, Notting Hill, 1978
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