Fine Print: Children in a movie theatre. USA, 1950 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm) The photographer focused his work

The photographer focused his work on Glasgow’s famed slums and dock areas

The last days of Concorde

He went on to shoot his career-making project on the remote villages of Greece’s myriad islands – all of this work made in black and white

but perhaps none so familiar as that of Lesley Hornby

and stopped his photographic practice until 1997

Fine Print: Children in a movie theatre. USA, 1950 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm) The photographer focused his workThe 1950s marked a moment of transition within Wayne Miller's own work. Following the birth of his first child, the photographer began to turn his lens inwards and dedicated himself to photographing his own family. "It was as though I had never been a child," he explained. Wayne Miller regarded childhood as a period of continual discovery and excitement and endeavoured to capture this by documenting the everyday lives of his four children.