Publisher/蒼穹舎

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A photo collection of Japanese female photographer Eri Tatara "If Goodbye." Born in 1969. After graduating from junior college, she became a freelance writer after working as an OL and a journalist, and she started photography at the age of 26. Received the "Japan Photo Contest" portfolio prize in 1997 and the National Open Call Photography Exhibition "Viewpoint" in 1998, and won the first prize in 1998. In 2000, she received the Encouragement Prize for the 6th Sakata City Domon Feng Cultural Award, and held a solo exhibition at the local Shizuoka Prefectural Art Museum. In recent years we have been actively exhibitions. This book is the 2nd photo collection of Tatara and consists of snapshots taken from 1996 to 2008 in Fujieda City and Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, where they once lived. A number of photographs taken in a friendly manner, with the daily scenery of a local city and the people of Ichii who live there (from children to the elderly). The nostalgic mood is surrounded by the gentle expression of the unpretentious and unpainted people and the idyllic scenery. "The reason for pressing the shutter is not to want to leave as a memory, or to miss it later. It is a sense of being attached to something that you want to cling to" eternity "(from the postscript).