El fotógrafo británico Nick Waplington pasó cuatro años documentando la vida cotidiana de dos familias de clase trabajadora de un barrio de Nottingham (Reino Unido). En lugar de aceptar las convenciones fotográficas contemporáneas del realismo social, Waplington registró la vida de estas familias, plasmando una narración íntima con tristeza y humor inesperado. Las fotos fueron tomadas a finales de la década de 1980, tras diez años de gobierno conservador, el colapso de la industria, el aumento de la pobreza y el desempleo. Las dos familias fotografiadas por Waplington habían sido testigos vivos de esa difícil época.
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