Publisher/赤々舎

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"As the Call, So the Echo", a collection of works by Yoshiyuki Okuyama, a photographer representing contemporary Japan. It is very popular in the fashion and commercial world, and the popular fashion photography magazine "Union" has published a special issue of Okuyama photography. It's not an unreal world, it's too impactful, it's not a difficult thing like art, it's a skillful use of high-sense coloring, composition, and visual sense based on a modern-style real-close feeling. A photographer with great storytelling. This book is composed of illustrations of a friend's family living in a village in Nagano and their lives and daily lives. After "Bacon Ice Cream", the author suddenly lost the sound and everything he saw looked gray, but he temporarily left the camera, and after a long time, he picked up the camera and took a picture away from Tokyo. Friends who live in the land. Purely bright and gentle. The feeling of facing the subject obediently and positively. It is not the "light and shadow" of Daido Moriyama, but it is a work that inspired Okuyama to reconsider the new point of contact between life and photography and the pure style. Booklet missing.