Publisher/camera works

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This book was written in the 70's and 80's (eventually in the 90's) by three of Japan's leading photographers, Hitoshi Tsukiji and Shinzo Shimao, and Ryuichi Kaneko, a photograph historian and a famous photo book collector. The project "Camera Works". In response to the publication of photobooks, which were often published by self-published publications, the rise of photo magazines, and the end of the operation of independent galleries by photographers who wanted a "place" after "Workshop Photography School" by Tomatsu Lighting. A project that started like that. Initially, the main focus was on "readings" such as photo criticism, discussion texts, and photo gallery PUT activity biographies, but since the 5th issue, Shinzo Shimao's "Freud Scene 1/3", Hitoshi Tsukiji's "Kaiko", and more. Is focused on "photograph announcements" such as Naoya Hatakeyama's "Contour Line" and Noriko Kobayashi's "Last Home", and continues until the final 12th issue (published in 1995 after a while). It was In the meantime, in 1981, the "Camera Works Exhibition" was held to introduce the works of domestic and foreign photographers, and in 1984, Tsukiji Hitoshi's masterpiece photo book "Photographs" was also published. (However, only camera works tokyo-11 is missing) .