Strangely Familiar Edition:First Ray-Jones’ skills were gleaned from

Ray-Jones’ skills were gleaned from a generation of street photographers he encountered whilst living in New York in the mid-1960s

as are the people who run them

he hitchhiked to Budapest to photograph the city during the Hungarian revolution and the resulting pictures were published in Life and Picture Post

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contextualised with an essay by photographic historian and writer

Strangely Familiar Edition:First Ray-Jones’ skills were gleaned fromStrangely Familiar is the first monograph dedicated to Peter Mitchells celebrated photographs of 1970s Leeds. Taken while working as a truck driver, Mitchell captured the citys factories and shopkeepers with formal, step ladder precision. First shown in 1979 at Impressions Galleryhailed as the UKs first landmark colour photography exhibitionthis work has since featured at Tate Britain and in collections worldwide, yet never before in book form.