Strangely FamiliarStrangely 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.

that if he gave his permission

Photie Man (2005) and Men / Women (2013)

’ That one night lasted a year and paved the way for a decade on Fleet Street

The publication of the book 'Tony Ray Jones' coincided with an exhibition to mark the important contribution that Tony Ray-Jones (1941 – 1972) and his legacy

66 Photobooks from East Germany is a guide to a visual culture shaped by ideology

The club was so dark

this collection of 31 photographs was made on the road during my travels through Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Republics

This small edition print provides an opportunity to add a piece from one of the world's most prolific documentary photographers to any collection

The pond at Upton Pyne formed at the site of an eighteenth-century manganese mine

including both well-renowned images and personal favourites

and he is generous in sharing his journey as a photographer

followed by a new series of work for the exhibitions Sofas