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Japanese photographer Yasu Sugino's photo book "Impressive Landscape". An amateur photographer active in Kansai in the 1960s and 90s, Yasugino Sugino, who has been highly acclaimed for his book, which was a limited edition published around 1970, has become a legend. While admiring respect, he challenged the “realism photography” advocated by Ken Domon, and expressed his “personality” through “landscape” “touched” by his “heart”. I'm a photographer who kept sticking. It was not a special thing, but a daily life full of human hearts, and a place and a place where my emotional heart was condensed. This book was published around 70 years when the tide of photography started to change from “objective”, “record” to “subjective” and “works”. In addition to the record elements that capture the facts, this book can be called a masterpiece that perfectly combines the avant-garde artistic expression of Kansai's genealogy such as Nakaji Yasui and Takeji Iwamiya, and the outstanding sensitivity and logic of Yasu Sugino. . (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)