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"Sand Dunes (Signed)" is a photobook by Shoji Ueda, one of Japan's leading photographers. As stated on the book's obi (paper band), for Shoji Ueda, "sand dunes were a giant cyclorama" and a kind of studio. This might be a similar feeling to that of the master Edward Weston's "Point Lobos." While the series "Sand Dunes: Seasons of the Children," published by Asahi Sonorama in the 1970s, is famous as a collection of works using sand dunes as a motif, this book features a more modern design overall and is composed of both monochrome and color images. Furthermore, "La mode," which incorporates commercial and fashion photography thanks to the ideas and management of his son, art director Mitsuru Ueda, can be considered a later series of sand dune works, and some illustrations from La mode are also included in this book. Comes with a commemorative signature .