Publisher/ニッコールクラブ

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The Nikkor Club was established in 1952 for the purpose of goodwill for Nikon lovers. In addition to photographers such as Ken Domon, Ibei Kimura (second-generation chairman), Satoshi Miki (chairman third-generation), Tadahiko Hayashi, Yuji Hayada, Nikon and President Masao Nagaoka at the time, Isamu Noguchi, Hideko Takamine, Yusaku Kamekura, Margaret Bourke-White and David Douglas Duncan from Life magazine, and Henri Cartier-Bresson from Magnum. Since then, various contests and photo exhibitions have been held, as well as non-selling photographers' work collections, etc., and a yearly book that includes professional and amateur prize-winning works and invited works has been published every year. The main recorded works of this book "1975-76" are as follows. “Shinji Ueda: Kage” “Kazutaka Narahara: Gramophone of Corinth” “Nobuyoshi Araki: Wife who knits my sweater while packing” “Jun Morinaga: In Hozuki City” “Yoshino Oishi: Follow-up Panny” “Tomatsu Lighting: August Light (in Nagasaki, 1975), “Yoshimasa Okimatsu: Angels on Saturday Night”, “Sadahiro Koizumi: Modern Daguerreotype Exhibition”.