Publisher/岩波新書

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From the description in this book, "Yonosuke Natori, who died in the fall of 1962, was the first full-scale news photographer in Japan. Through his thirty years of work as a photographer, editor, and art director, today , The person who raised many of the photographers working at the forefront of the Japanese photography world. For those living in modern times, knowing how to read photographs correctly means knowing how to read letters. It was written under the claim that it was indispensable knowledge, as in the case of. " Yonosuke Natori has made great achievements in the history of Japanese photography in terms of photo editors, such as leadership in the Japanese studio with Hiromu Hara and Ihei Kimura, and success in the Iwanami Photo Library. "1. How to read photos" "2. My experience and photographers" "3. Two cases ("Battle of Hungarian for freedom "from the viewpoint of basic and editing techniques of group photography") "4. Natori Yonosuke Memo ". With over 30 reprints of a long-selling, very valuable first print and obi.