Waplington spent four years documenting the daily lives of two working-class families on the Broxtowe council estate in Nottingham during Thatcherite Britain. He had a relationship with the estate as it is where his grandfather lived. Rather than embracing the contemporary photographic conventions of social realism, Waplington chronicled the lives of these families in saturated color, capturing an intimate narrative with poignancy and an unexpected humour.
 
There is text by Richard Avedon and John Berger.
 
Publication date - 1991 (First Edition)
Publisher - Cornerhouse
Format - Hardcover with dust jacket
Dimensions - 33cm x 25.5cm
Pages - 72
Condition - Good. There is fading to the left side of the front cover and small hole in the dust jacket.