Publisher/入江泰吉記念写真賞実行委員会

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"Into The Forest", a photo book by Japanese photographer Sabina Tabuchi. When she graduated from university, she moved to Kita Karuizawa, where she started living alone in the forest and started taking photographs. Since 2015, he has held a solo exhibition with his father Shozo Tabuchi (known for co-writing with poet Shuntaro Tanikawa) and "Mori no Photokan 3x7". This book was produced at the time of receiving the 2nd Irie Taichi Memorial Photo Award, and records the year-long transition of Kita Karuizawa Forest. Originally, it seems that he made a photo book himself every month, but from January covered with snow, April when sprouts sprout, June when insects and flowers appear, October colored with autumn leaves, and snow again. It continues to December when it covers the forest. A number of photographs taken with a look like Rachel Carson's "Sense of Wonder", which changes from moment to moment and makes us feel no noise. The rich scenery of the 12-month forest that Tabuchi sensed once again makes us feel the beauty and magnificence of nature.