Publisher/Purple Institute

Google翻訳
German photographer Juergen Teller's photo book "Ed in Japan". After studying photography in Munich and moving to London, he rose to prominence in fashion magazines such as "Vogue", "purple", and "iD", and created a unique world view where fashion, art, culture and reality intersect. Since the 1990s, he has collaborated with numerous big maisons and collection brands, and recently has been in charge of the season campaign for Bottega Veneta. This book is a collection of photographs published as an appendix to "Purple Fashion" published in 2006. As the title suggests, it consists of snaps from Japan visited by my family with my son Ed. The text at the beginning of the book, which begins with "I Love Japan," lists in detail what he likes in Japan, and describes his trips to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Kanazawa. , Inside a taxi, Araki in Golden Gai, and Ed showing a lovely appearance. It is also an impressive book with illustrations that repeatedly take pictures of trees while it is snowing and even at night with a strobe.