Another London: photos of London from 1930-1980 As the world focuses on London, Tate Britain's new photography exhibition Another London looks at the city through the eyes of international photographers. Showcasing a collection of 180 photographs taken between 1930-1980, the pictures capture the glamour and gritty reality of a now-vanished London. Here the exhibition's curator Helen Delaney selects some of her favourite Another London images and tells the stories of the photographers behind them. Another London is open from July 27 to September 16 2012, with admission for adults £10. Wolfgang Suschitzky; Lyons Corner House, Tottenham Court Road, London 1934 Born in Vienna in 1912, Wolfgang Suschitzky was brought up by secular Jewish parents who ran a socialist bookshop and were influential figures in the cultural life of "Red Vienna." He trained as a photographer in Vienna before settling in England in 1935, where he joined his sister, photographer Edith Tudor Hart. In this photograph Suschitzky captures a moment between two people in a Lyons Corner House. Lyons Corner Houses appeared in 1909 and were noted for their art deco style until their demise in 1977. Spread over several floors they were bustling places, housing several restaurants and a food hall. Picture: W. Suschitzky