Publisher/慶友社

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A collection of works by Yonosuke Natori, who was also active as a news photographer, editor, and photo critic, "How to Make a Group Photo Photo Library 7". After graduating from Keio University, he moved to Germany and studied at the School of Arts and Crafts in Munich, and from that time he became interested in photojournalism. After purchasing Leica and receiving guidance from an acquaintance, he worked as a contract photographer for Wolfenstein in Berlin and served in the Manchurian Incident. After Hitler's dictatorship, he returned to Japan and established Nihon Kobo in order to spread "news photography" using photographs when there were only news photographs and salon photographs of newspapers and portrait photographs of business photo studios at that time. Published the external PR magazine "NIPPON". He is the most important person who laid the foundation for graph journalism in Japan. This book is a historical masterpiece that introduces the method of "group photography" used in the news photo, including some illustrations. It's a great book for those who are in charge of layout and editing, and the content is also very easy to read.