Publisher/日本カメラ社

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Japanese photographer Shoji Ueda's photo book "Shoji Ueda Excursion Photobook -Soundless Memories- / Shoji Ueda Sketch Album". In an era when photographers who were active around the same time after the war were flying around the world, he looked up to his hometown Tottori as a place of his life, and while incorporating the climate, climate and culture of the area, he sought avant-garde photographic expression. Shoji Ueda continued. The work is rich in light Japanese atmosphere and originality, and many modern illustrations that are still in use today are described as "UEDA-CHO / Ueda style" and are highly evaluated worldwide. Ueda, who landed in Europe on his first overseas trip in 1972, planned to release the shutter after returning to Japan and compile it as a photo book, but he suddenly stopped publishing it in 1973. A book edited from nearly 1000 works that have been taken after visiting the area again and taking pictures after two years. This is a valuable collection of works by a photographer who has consistently taken pictures of San'in scenery for the first time in his 60th birthday. Obi missing.