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``Color Photograph'' is a photo book by Daido Moriyama, one of Japan's leading photographers and whose name is known worldwide. The unique expression achieved by the rough grain texture and blur, blur, and bokeh effects had a huge impact on the photography world in the 1960s. This book is published by Super, an independent publisher based in Kamakura that continues to publish excellent books by Japanese photographers such as Moriyama, Masahisa Fukase, and Koji Onaka, as well as foreign photographers such as Joel Meyerowitz, Antoine D'Agata, and Ed Templeton. This is one book from Labo. Moriyama is known for his contrasting monochrome photographs, but as the title suggests, this book consists of color photographs. There are no snapshots of people or landscapes, and there are many illustrations that approach textures and shapes from Moriyama's unique perspective. Objects with metallic streamlined shapes (handrails, motorcycles, classic cars, storage tanks, etc.), continuous patterns (mirror balls, stairs, monochrome two-tone floors), electric wires criss-crossing multiple times on telephone poles... all over the city. He captures ordinary things with a unique sensibility. Limited to 500 copies.