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A collection of works by Daido Moriyama, one of the world's most highly regarded photographers representing Japan. After graduating from the design department of the crafts high school, he went through commercial designers, became independent after working with the photographer Takemiya Iwamiya and Hideko Hosoe. Activities from the 60's continue until today. This book is a reprint of the 1990 letter to Saint-Leu. The small French town of Saint-Leu is the place where primitive photographic techniques were invented by Niepce in 1824. Moriyama used to talk about "Niepus's photo reality" in Takuma Nakahira's "Photos Goodbye" (1972). Furthermore, in the afterword, "I live in 1990, I am an album of various lights and things that I see every day, and at the same time, I send it to San Lu from that summer day, according to the photo It's safe to say it's a private letter. " The city's natural scenery, as well as the objects projected for the object, have a contrast of the light and shadow of Moriyama.