Publisher/冬青社

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One of Japan's leading photographers, Kazumasa Suda's photo book “Fragments of Calm”. Kazumasa Suda, whose representative works are “Fushi Kaden” (1978) and “Human Memory” (1996). An expression that captures the extraordinary life in the daily life and leads the reader's perspective to the “foreign world” gives a new perspective to the existing image and also teaches the fun of photography. Kiyoshi Otsuki talks about Suda's photography. “That ’s why I ’m going to shift it. For example, when it ’s time to shoot. Do n’t shoot the moment that the person seems to be the most like it. There is a slight shadow between the images of common sense. In figurative terms, the shadow creates a three-dimensional effect, revealing the person's sense of reality, and remarkably enhances reality. " This book is a catalog photo book published for the exhibition at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography in 2013. It is recorded.