Publisher/春日昌昭写真展実行委員会

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Japanese photographer Masaaki Kasuga's photo book "Trajectory of the city". He was instructed by Hiroshige Shigemori at the Tokyo College of Photography and asked for the teachings of a leading Japanese photographer, Yasuhiro Ishimoto, who was a lecturer at the time, and continued to snap the changing city before and after the Tokyo Olympics. Masaaki Kasuga. He received the second prize at the Taiyo Prize, which he applied to at the recommendation of Shigemori when he graduated. He gained attention as an up-and-coming photographer, and after that he started a photography office on a tripod with Yuki Mori, who was also the principal of the school, but suddenly disappeared and moved to Osaka to start a picture-story show. He was recalled to Tokyo and returned to photography as a teacher at the school by Shigemori who witnessed a TV program interviewed with a picture-story show, but passed away in his mid-forties, but was a legendary photographer. This book was published at the time of a solo exhibition held by comrades after their death. At "FROG", the predecessor of "mole" led by Moto Tsuda, one of the students. This book is fascinated by the splendor of the works that can be said to be the pioneers of "social landscape" by Lee Friedlander and others.