Publisher/光琳社出版

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A collection of works by Masafumi Sanai, one of Japan's leading photographers, "I don't know". Sanai, who started taking photographs in earnest in the early 90s, is a unique photographer who has perfected his own style through self-study. Although it is essentially different, it is a somewhat commonplace landscape, but the way it is cut and the deep insight into the subject reminds us of the highly popular Yoshiko Seino, and Takashi Homma and Mikiko Hara, who have distinguished themselves in recent times. Both of these have attracted a great deal of attention as a new generation of photographers who will lead the 21st century. As expected, they are still popular and active even now, but this book is the second book published by the now-defunct Korinsha Publishing Co., Ltd. following "Ikiiteru". The cover and the first half with the motif of the beloved car Mark 2 that was purchased for 80,000 yen. It doesn't have a special image, but it features a novel layout and design that doesn't stick to conventional styles, and it is a book that condenses the world view of "special things born from ordinary things". "The Photobook: A History volume II" book.