Publisher/冬青社

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Mitsuru Fujita, "Whereabouts / Zaisyo". Born in Tokyo in 1934, he retired from an advertising production company in 1961 and became a freelancer. In 1967, he established Fujitaman Photo Office and engaged in commercial work related to companies, and his activities lasted for nearly 40 years. .. During that time, he received numerous awards such as the Asahi Advertising Award and the Industrial Advertising Design Award. Is also a photographer who was engaged. This book is a masterpiece along with "Straw Hat" (2017) published by Sokyusha, and is a "23rd Photograph Society Award Winner" work. It mainly contains monochrome landscapes taken in the countryside in the 2000s, and Osamu Kanemura, who was in charge of the contribution, is not limited to the conventional frame such as "theme, standing position, composition, object", but in a sense it is a subject. While restraining sex and paying homage to the author's stance that blends in with the landscape, he describes the similarities between these works as "a cycle without a central point," and finally paradoxically, "photographs kill imagination." Is spelled out.