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London Uncovered: Fulham photographer captures stunning images of the capital in new book
Peter Dazeley book is the sequel to Unseen London, which made it onto Amazon's best sellers list
Goolistan Cooper
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A renowned Fulham photographer has published his latest book of stunning photos featuring images from around the capital.
Peter Dazeley's London Uncovered is the follow-up to his impressive Unseen London book , which he released last year.
London Uncovered cast a unique eye on some of the capital's best loved and lesser-known landmarks, many of which are not open to the general public.
His latest collection features accessible locations, which means the viewer can visit the beautiful locations themselves after reading the book.
The stunning Shree Sanatan Hindu Mandir in Wembley (Image: Peter Dazeley)
West London features heavily with Leighton House Museum in Kensington, Kew Gardens and Palace , Syon House in Brentford and the Shree Sanatan Hindu Mandir, in Wembley all included.
Mr Dazeley said: "The first book was incredibly successful and made it to No 72 in the Amazon best sellers list.
"But people couldn't see a lot of these places, they couldn't get access to them.
Also featured in London Uncovered is The Great Hall in Syon House (Image: Peter Dazeley)
"So I set on the idea it would be lovely to produce a book about bits of London you can see."
The book features 60 locations with each giving the reader details about how they can visit.
The photographer, who has also taken photos of The Krays' artefacts , said: "The whole concept of the book is to encourage people to discover bits of London they probably wouldn't know too much about."
Mr Dazeley, who has his studio in Parsons Green , said he learned a lot while shooting the book.
The jaw-dropping St Pancras Renaissance Hotel (Image: Peter Dazeley)
One example was when he was photographing the wine merchants Berry Bros. & Rudd.
He said: "Right next to it is Pickering Place, which is the smallest square in London.
"It is also the where the last Texan embassy was based, and where the last public duel in London took place."
With the publishing of the book, Mr Dazeley's attention is very much on his next project, which is well under way.
Vibrant colours are reflected in the water in Peter Dazeley's shot at Isabella Plantation, in Richmond Park (Image: Peter Dazeley)
He said: "I'm five theatres off a book on London's theatres that will be published in October next year."
London Uncovered is published by Frances Lincoln and available from Amazon .
The London Museum of Steam and Water in Brentford (Image: Peter Dazeley)
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