Publisher/フォト・パピエ

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"Camera Notes" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Kenichi Mobaiwa (1951-1982). Born in Hokkaido in 1951, moved to Tokyo after graduating from high school, graduated from Tokyo General College of Photography in 1981, and then switched jobs and died of leukemia in 1982. This book is a photo book published a year after his wife, Toda Misaki. With the cooperation of Mori Yuki at the time of the vocational school days, Kiyoshi Suzuki, who liked Shigenae Imae in the afternoon, was asked to contribute. An excerpt from that contribution: `` When I first touched his picture, his daily memory of him, her and Earth, as well as the warmth of warmth, will be transmitted to my palm. At first glance, his picture does not assert himself, and the (rather secret) glance feels like wandering around, but looking away does not always reveal his presence. The voice begins to be heard silently muttering ... and finally, in the void of "life" and "death" as a foresight? It is likely to be drawn into the world. "