Edwin Smith: A Forgotten Master of British Architectural Photography The name Edwin Smith might not immediately conjure images of photographic giants, yet within the annals of 20th-century British photography lies a figure of remarkable skill and understated brilliance – Edwin George Herbert Smith (1912-1971). Often overlooked in favor of his more celebrated contemporaries, Smith’s dedication to capturing the essence of John Nash’s architectural masterpieces, particularly at Regent's Park, reveals a profound understanding of light, composition, and the subtle beauty of urban design. His work…