Publisher/月曜社

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A photographer, Daido Moriyama (1938-) who has been active since the 60's and has built his own unique view of the world with wild black and white photographs. After serving as an assistant to Hideko Hosoe, he began to walk as a freelance photographer, and in 1968 presented his photo book, "Nippon Theatrical Photography". This book is a series of magazines such as "Asahi Camera," "Asahi Journal," "Camera Daily" published by Moriyama in the 70's ("Travel to something", "Ryohana", "Ground", "Senior in Japan", etc.) It is compiled. The layout of the magazine at the time was reprinted as it is, and depending on the content, color photographs are also published. Below, from the last round of "the trip to something" that is also the title of this book. "Despite the uniqueness of the place and the season, I finally get caught out of it and come back to find another context. It feels like I've always forgotten something after seeing myself. Signed copy.