Opening next week - running from August 11th-22nd, Iconic Images Gallery Piccadilly present Abbey Road: Reframed, a photographic exhibition bringing almost a century of music making into focus. Told in three interconnected parts, it traces the Abbey Road story through the tools behind landmark recordings, the photographers who shaped music culture, and the emerging image-makers defining the studio's next chapter.

The Art of Recording, made with photographer Rick Guest and his Legacy+Art collective, presents hyper detailed portraits of the gear used to record artists including The Beatles, Pink Floyd and Nile Rodgers.

Iconic Image Makers features Abbey Road shots from legendary photographers Jill Furmanovsky, Norman Parkinson and Terry O'Neill.

Abbey Road Music Photography Accelerator showcases works from their annual awards finalists & winners including Alex Castillo, Alex Amoros, Inès Ziouane, Jen Amelia, Paul Bogle, Phoebe Fox, Tom Pallant and Pooneh Ghana.

There will be a selection of photography from each section on sale at the exhibition. Entry is free and no need to prebook a ticket or viewing slot. The gallery can be found at 16 Waterloo Place, St James's, London SW1Y 4AR.