Publisher/日本カメラ社

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A photo book by Masaharu Ueda, one of Japan's leading photographers, ``Bess Single Photo Album: White Wind (Signed)''. Masaharu Ueda has maintained an amateur spirit throughout his life, and has continued to receive high acclaim around the world for his many modern and experimental works, set against the backdrop of the "sand dunes" and "nature" of his hometown, Tottori. This book is a collection of color photographs taken by Masaharu Ueda using the best-selling "Best Pocket Kodak", which was released by Kodak in 1912 and was commonly known as the "Best Single Lens". This is an unusual work for Masaharu Ueda, who is famous for his beautiful black and white photographs, but he was intrigued by the unique expressive method that was created by the imperfect depiction performance of Bess, and spent a year photographing seasonal scenes in his hometown of San'in, a farming, mountain, and fishing village. It consists of photos. This is the trajectory of the experimental expression of a great photographer who took on the challenge of creating new forms of photographic expression using a camera that, unlike monochrome, has printing limitations and technical limitations. Contains text contributed by Koshio Kuwabara. Congratulations signed .