Publisher/東京綜合写真専門学校

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This book is the seventh (final) of Camera Review, a photo magazine published by the Tokyo College of Photography in the early 1970s. The founder of the school and Hiroshige Shigemori, a well-known photograph critic, became the publisher and was edited by Koshio Kuwahara. At that time, Shigemori was concerned that the climate of photo criticism was not well established, and that the media for expression-oriented photography was concentrated in photo magazines such as Camera Mainichi and Asahi Camera. It seems that this magazine was launched with the desire to make this magazine function as a place where criticism can be developed purely in response to problem awareness, and also as a place where photographers sometimes need to talk in Kodova. It is a textbook that is mostly a criticism magazine, but it is a valuable work collection that allows you to study the trends of photography in the 70's from the whole flow to the maniac, especially Shigemori and Kuwahara's works, exhibitions and photographs. The texts and talks about the tide are very responsive. In addition, some photo illustrations are also included in each issue, and this issue includes "Mysterious House or Madness of Elvenon" by Kaneto Watanabe, and various "photographs and criticism" as "Special feature / Photo 1930s" The house talks about photographic trends in the 30's.