Pictures of Peckham

See also

• Bussey Building
• CLF Weekender
• Open House Weekend
• Hannah Barry Gallery

A Walk from Peckham Rye to Peckham High Street

Here are some pictures by Kamil M Janowski of Peckham's life today, walking from Peckham Rye Common and Park in south Peckham through Peckham Rye Village, to Rye Lane, past Peckham Rye station, along Rye Lane to Peckham High Street in north Peckham:

Football on Peckham Rye Common picture Kamil M Janowski	Peckham Rye Common picture Kamil M Janowski
Peckham Rye Village at the entrance to Rye Lane picture Kamil M Janowski	Rye Lane market opposite Choumert Market picture Kamil M Janowski
One of many Rye Lane butchers picture Kamil M Janowski	Rye Lane central picture Kamil M Janowski
Peckham Rye station, Grade 2 listed, in Rye Lane central picture Kamil M Janowski	award winning Peckham Library in Peckham town square picture Kamil M Janowski
Peckham Police Station in Peckham High Street picture Kamil M Janowski

Documentary Photography: Rye Lane, Peckham by Tadhg Devlin

Tadhg says:

“Here are some photographs of an area in Peckham, South London, shown on the map in the first picture. These are part of my MFA in Documentary Photography which I am studying in Newport, Wales. There are plans to build a tram depot, which will be the size of four football pitches on the area marked on the map. The local council have said that this is derelict but there are in fact many artists' studios, an art gallery, performance spaces, and a number of small businesses and African churches, amongst other things. I started off doing portraits of the people and the space they occupy. Then I wanted to open the work up so started to work in the surrounding streets, working on streetscenes and details, some of which relate to the transcience of the city itself. I'm trying to look at a number of things including immigration, gentrification, regeneration, globalisation amongst other things.

I will be working on this over the next few months and hope to exhibit it on the streets of Peckham, close to the site towards the end of September.”