William Eckersley，英国摄影师，现居伦敦，这组作品名为《Dark City》(暗城)，拍摄于2007-2010年间，“记录了通常被沉闷、灰色的日光所笼罩的伦敦城在黑色外衣下的景象，它似乎在向人展示被遗忘的美丽风景。”

Photographed over four years, this project shows London – normally illuminated by dull, grey daylight – transformed under the cloak of darkness. Garish spotlighting casts deep shadows and silhouettes, with hues of pink, cyan and orange.

The stage is devoid of its human players and seems to showcase the scenery’s forgotten beauty, revealing a stark and otherworldly aesthetic in a city drained of its occupants. The built environment, deliberately contrived to service the needs and desires of humanity, makes sense in the context of teeming human life; without this however, its inherent functionality no longer visible, our urban spaces appeared to stand forlorn, waiting to be judged on their genius or folly, beauty or ugliness. Please see details of the book here.