Absolute Beginners
Author: Colin MacInnes
London, 1958—Soho, Notting Hill… a world of smoky jazz clubs, coffee bars and hip hang-outs in the center of London’s emerging youth culture. The young and restless—the Absolute Beginners—were creating a world as different as they dared from the traditional image of England’s green and pleasant land. Follow our young photographer as he records the moments of a young teen….Read More
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