Publisher/Case Publishing

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"Water Mirror" is a collection of works by Risaku Suzuki, one of Japan's leading photographers. Few photographers portray landscapes from such a beautiful, thoughtful and multifaceted perspective. A glimpse of that attitude can be seen in "Atelier of Cezanne" (2013), which pays homage to the painters who kept staring at the landscape, and in the recent work "La Plaque Sensible", which has attracted a great deal of attention. This is a collection of works composed of "water mirrors", that is, illustrations taken mainly of the scenery reflected on the surface of the water. A mere landscape, green that shows various expressions in Suzuki's eyes, color patterns of flowers and fish that shine like accents, dead leaves, branches and stems that play a good taste while playing a supporting role, and straight focus Elements such as blurring that occur intentionally intersect organically, and a "new landscape seen in the landscape" is projected. The composition is strange and Suzuki-like, and it is a book full of the fun of landscape photography.