Publisher/平凡社

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"Death in the Nature (With OBI)," a collection of works by Japanese photographer Manabu Miyazaki. Born in 1949 in the Ina Valley, Nagano Prefecture, he became an independent photographer in 1972. His work, rooted in the region's abundant nature and flora and fauna, has earned him recognition for his animal photography. He received the 9th Domon Ken Award for his 1982 work "Eagles and Hawks" and his 1990 work "Owls." This 1994 collection focuses on the theme of "animal death." He argues that animal death is not an "end" but a "beginning." Through death, bacteria, microorganisms, and insects enrich the earth, nourish plants, and allow animals to grow. He sees this as a smooth unfolding of nature's processes, even challenging the human custom of cremation. This is a masterpiece that offers insights into a new future guided by "death." Includes dust jacket.