Publisher/青弓社

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Japanese photographer Saburo Gotoda's photo book "Camera Silent / Chameleon 1979-1982 (With OBI)". After graduating from a photographer at Tama Art Academy in 1980, he held exhibitions all over the country. In 1989, he received the 39th Japan Photographic Society Newcomer Award for his second collection of works, "Theft, Dream and Photographs, 1977-1988". Saburo Gotoda, who suffered from hearing damage due to the effects of drug eruption when he was a child, nevertheless with a handicap, has an outstanding camera eye and is always untrimmed, leaving many unique snaps. This book is the first photo book published in 1983. Instead of a single line of sight, several types of gaze are incorporated into a single photograph, and the depth of the work stands out. Moreover, the photographer's exceptional technical ability is felt in the fact that they are stored without trimming. The titles reflect the photo illustrations without "sound", the life without "sound", and their affinities, but in a moment, this multi-faceted world, a world that can only be felt by the naked eye, creates a world , Saburo Gotoda expresses wonderfully and tells us a lot of words. With obi.