Publisher/Hamiltons

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“Waterscapes” is a collection of works by Japan's leading photographer Ikuo Seike. I became freelance in the mid-1970s, stayed in the UK for about a year, and the work titled “Landscape” shot there was published in the March 1976 issue of the camera every day. It seems that it was posted on the official website for the first time. Although it was published in about 10 figures in monochrome and color, Seike said, “I wanted to take beautiful, sophisticated photos that are not in fashion. Magazines that publish such photos that are neither compora nor large cameras. "I thought that it wasn't in Japan anymore ..." The beauty of moments that can be overlooked by everyone, the beauty of the moments that can only be captured because of photography, and the beauty and quietness of such things are the greatness of Ikuo Seike. This book is a collection of works published in 2003, limited to 3000 copies, and is composed of a “water landscape” with rivers and ponds as motifs. It is a book as if the charm of the above-mentioned Seike was condensed.