Publisher/佼成出版社

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Japanese photographer Hiromi Dota's photo collection "Hiroshima / Hiroshima". This book is based on "Hiroshima" afflicted by the atomic bomb, and will progress beyond physical weathering, the best masterpiece of the reportage that cast a stone to the postwar consciousness of the Japanese people who are fading. “Hiroshima 1945-1979”, which has been traced to 186 traces of over 30 years after the completion of the work of the book “Children of the Atomic Bombs” by Shin Nagata, in addition to the deceased and (covered) approver, These are depicted through back view and landscape photography, and convey the weight of history that "reject" means. Next, the portrait “Hiroshima Monument” of the landscape in which the old trees and ruins that have continued to live for a long time, superimposed on the figure of the people living in Ichii, and finally the person and family involved in the thing through the “remains” -A three-part organization composed of the "Hiroshima Collection," which was copied to read the messages of friends and acquaintances. The historical facts that should not be forgotten are drawn out by the "recording device" "photograph" and the "sharp sensitivity" of the photographer, and "the meaning of the photograph (collection)" is not limited to the surface beauty Let me think too. (The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990 collection)