Publisher/寫眞藝術社

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The second photo book "Light with its Harmony" by Shinzo Fukuhara (1883-1948), who was a leading figure in the Japanese photography world from the Taisho to Showa eras and the prewar days. A photo doujin group that had published traveling exhibitions and photo magazines by four members, including Fukuhara, in just over two years, from June 1921 until September 23, when the final issue of the Great Kanto Earthquake ended. This book that has been promoted by "Arts". It is compiled with the theory (text) and specific expressions (photographs) of “Light and Its Tone”, which was advocated by Fukuhara and serialized in the photo magazine “Art” published by the company. The following is an excerpt from this book: "If you try to write light and gradation in writing, remove the lines, shapes, or composition of the traditional meaning and the composition from your head. When you discover a nature where light is in great harmony with it, you are just trying to capture the impressed nature. " 47 illustrations such as a representative work with the same name as the title and consecutive works such as “Wed” and “Midori”, as well as commentary and photographic theory texts are recorded. 12th edition. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)