AP PHOTOS: For five years, AP photographer Frank Augstein's work has captured London's ceaseless movement. Everywhere in his photographs, there were people. Augstein toured a city under virtual lockdown again in recent days and found the contrast surreal.
LONDON — When Associated Press photographer Frank Augstein moved to London in 2015, what struck him most was the crowds.
In years of covering political dramas, moments of celebration and tragedy and major sporting events, Augstein’s photographs have captured the city’s ceaseless movement: Pedestrians swarming over the Millennium footbridge spanning the River Thames. Travelers from the U.K. and continental Europe thronging St. Pancras railway station. Commuters following London transit etiquette by carefully ignoring one another on a crowded Tube train, or waiting patiently in a snaking bus queue.
Everywhere, there were people. Shoppers ambled between stores amid the Georgian splendor of Regent Street. Fans poured out of Wembley Stadium after an NFL game. Londoners, embracing innovation as well as tradition, have embraced American football alongside the home-grown soccer variety.
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