Publisher/京都書院

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A photo book "Light" by Japanese photographer Kimio Aoki. Kimio Aoki, a member of the Osaka Kogei Club, an amateur photographer group under the guidance of Takeji Iwamiya, a photographer who also studied Seiryu Inoue and Daido Moriyama. Performed in photo magazines in the 1960s with Ryuichi Kaneko's author of "Impressive Landscape", which was also introduced in "History of Japanese Photographs 1956-1986", and Yasu Sugino, who was also a member of the light art club. It was said that it was described as "Monthly vandalism three-winged glass" by sweeping the upper ranks of "Monthly". This book is the first book published in 1978, and is a collection of works mainly composed of illustrations taken in the 70's (including some 50's and 60's). Aoki's work, which lyrically expresses one's imagination, prefers cloudy weather, rain, and fog over sunny weather, and prefers lighttime over daylight, is as beautiful as an ink painting. Since the style is similar, there is also an illustration that overlaps with Sugino, and it is a collection of works that is fascinated by the sensibility of the photographer and the depth of monochrome.