Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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Japanese photographer Takanobu Hayashi's photo book "Zoo (Signed)". Born in Dalian, China, after graduating from Tokyo College of Photography, became a freelancer in 1969 after working as an assistant to Hajime Sawatari. Takanobu Hayashi has been active mainly in the field of fashion photography, including hair and kimono, and has been teaching as a lecturer at his alma mater, Nippon Photography Institute, and Nippon Photography Institute since the 1980s. He has held numerous solo exhibitions from the 1980s to the present, but this book is a masterpiece published in a private edition in 1986, and won the 2nd Higashikawa International Photo Festival New Artist Award. It consists of plates taken at zoos all over Japan, including Ueno, Tama, and Tobu. A number of plates that make a perfect match between the artificial landscape and the unique frames of the animals. A book that makes you feel the photographer's outstanding sense in the deep monochrome tranquility and beauty of modeling. It is a collection of tasty works rich in landscape elements that are different from the masterpiece "The Animals" of Garry Winogrand in the United States. With a signature .