Publisher/ワイズ出版

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Akio Uchibori "Wind Town". This is the second book following the first book "The Pandora's Town Tokyo 1971-1975" published in 1999. And in 2003 "town Tokyo 1976-2001" was published, but the style of Uchibori is consistently black and white snap. I feel that it has an atmosphere similar to the high contrast style represented by Daido Moriyama, Takuma Nakahira, etc., and the style that captures certain "weird" moments and shapes like Suda Kazumasa. Uchibori's illustration is "passive" in comparison to their work, which feels strongly as a home claim. It doesn't feel particularly strong, and it is pale, but in a sense it has the "delicacy" and "tastefulness" that are typical of Japanese photographers. This is a collection of works that give a certain sense of camera and technology that people who started taking snaps in the city, including cameras, feel that they are "good" and "good". This is also the same as the previous work and the later work.