Publisher/Gallery 360°

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"Heliography (Gallery 360 °, Signed)", a collection of works by Japanese photographer Hiroshi Yamazaki. After dropping out of the Nihon University College of Art in 1968, Hiroshi Yamazaki began full-scale photography in 1969 and began producing film films in 1972. In 1983, he received the Photographic Society of Japan New Face Award for his long-exposure sun series, and in 2001, he received the Ina Nobuo Award. He also taught at Tokyo Zokei University, Tohoku University of Art and Design, and Musashino Art University. Published by Gallery 360 ° in 2012, this book consists of seven sheets, one size smaller than the A4 with the photo printed on it. "Heliography", which captures the orbit of the sun across the frame with long exposure, is known as Yamazaki's masterpiece, but the long exposure work is also announced as "observation", and it is also published in this book. The title is confused. The graphical work, which transforms a casual landscape into a sci-fi world view, fits the title of heliography, which means "picture by the sun." A collection of works that can be framed and decorated. Limited to 300 copies. Autographed by the photographer on the attached sheet .