Publisher/日本カメラ社

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A photo book of Japanese photographer Takeyuki Suzuki. Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1916, after graduating from Kyushu (Imperial) University / School of Medicine, an amateur photographer who continued to take photographs while running an internal medicine / pediatric clinic in his hometown of Hiroshima. As a member of the Nika Association, he has won many prizes and has been selected in the World Photo Yearbook for 13 consecutive years. Even when this collection of works was published in a private edition in 1973, Takeyuki Suzuki was also instrumental in presiding over photography classes and instructing younger generations. Suzuki's style is a conceptual work creation that reflects internal thinking, which is different from realism photography. I wish I could revive people because I am close to the environment of being a doctor and not wanting to die or letting me die, as well as reflecting my own heart such as anxiety, loneliness, and fear. You will be fascinated by the imaginative image and the creativity of the shape, such as the works that you put into it and the ones that pursue the beauty of modeling brought about by natural phenomena. Preface by Shotaro Akiyama and Tadahiko Hayashi.