Peter Mitchell's photography captures the changing face of Leeds through its buildings and citizens. His work reflects the city's history and evolution over decades, with a focus on the unique character of Leeds.
Mitchell's book Strangely Familiar, focused on Leeds, showcased his work alongside other selected photographers by Martin Parr, highlighting the importance of preserving the essence of a place through photography.
Through his distinctive framing and perspective as a truck driver turned photographer, Mitchell reveals the layers of urban and social history in Leeds. His dedication to capturing the essence and history of the city is evident in his work.
Mitchell's photographs of Quarry Hill in Leeds sparked curiosity and interest in the significance of the demolished flats, leading to exhibitions and books that showcased the unique beauty and history of these disappearing architectural marvels.
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