Publisher/晶文社

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Takuma Nakahira's photo book "New Gaze", one of Japan's leading photographers. Takuma Nakahira, who has published a photo book almost every year after his death, with "Okinawa" from Rat Hole in 2017 and "Overflow" from Case Publishing in 2018, is very popular all over the world. This is the second photo book following "For a Language to Come" (1970). In 1977, he fell ill with acute alcoholism and was barely discharged from the hospital with impaired memory and language. After that, as an unavoidable act of myself who had forgotten almost everything, the photograph desperately began to work on it. Longing for Shomei Tomatsu, impressed by the impact of William Klein's blurring and blurring, he "forgets" his own actions that have created works that imitate them, and drastically changes the shooting action. Stop shooting night scenes and create based on "standard shooting behavior" without blurring. The title was named "New Gaze" based on Nakahira's thoughts and actions, which he took pride in being simple but faithfully worked on the basics of "clearly grasping the object." First edition, obi missing.