Tim Walker is worn to a frazzle. He has spent the past six years working on an exhibition celebrating queer culture. “I’d say we’ve done 300 shoots, four to five in one day sometimes, on a working budget of £800,000″ ($1,057,000). All that work sees the light on Friday at the National Portrait Gallery in London, where the show will run until February next year. Tim Walker’s “Fairyland: Love and Legends” is really a life’s work for the photographer. His story meets history.
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