Publisher/Nazraeli Press

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A photo book by British photographer Michael Kenna, who is very popular in Japan. Born in Lancaster, England, studied photography and printing in London before moving to the United States. Worked for nearly 10 years under the renowned female photographer Ruth Bernhardt in San Francisco, studying photography and printing. He has been known for his success since then, and he has held more than 100 exhibitions in Japan alone, and is a photographer whose Japanese collectors are endless. This book is a collection of works on the theme of "Hokkaido" published in 2006, and Kenna says "the most sophisticated book ever". A preface by Daido Moriyama tells everything about this photobook. "It can be said that the land of Hokkaido that Michael was sensitive to has appeared as a completely new climate with a glance that we can not have in Japan. (Omitted). Pure and natural, It seems that an unpolluted world has taken root, i.e., Hokkaido has gained a new 'other climate' with one foreign photographer, Michael Kenna. " Limited to 5,000 copies. Signed by photographer.