Publisher/ワイズ出版

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This is a photobook by Japanese photographer Takehiko Nakafuji. In recent years, Nakafuji has attracted attention for his conceptual style, innovative themes, and groundbreaking works using unique techniques, but he continues to create high-contrast "monochrome snapshots" set in "cities." After dropping out of Waseda University, he studied photography at Tokyo Visual Arts, and has been holding solo exhibitions since the late 1990s. Since 2000, he has been running his own gallery, presenting his own works and holding workshops, striving to convey the charm of photography. This book is a collection of works published in 2001, produced by Michitaka Ota of Sokyusha. The German word "Winterlicht" means "Winter Light," and it brilliantly depicts the somewhat heavy and human atmosphere of Eastern Europe, mainly former socialist countries. The documentary-style works composed of monochrome snapshots are a fascinating book that shows not only the characteristics of a Japanese photographer but also a sense of style reminiscent of Klas Clement, a leading Danish photographer. With a respectful signature .