Publisher/Sakhalin

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Photo book "Just a life" by Russian photographer Evgeny Vasin. The details of Vasin's career are unknown, and his reputation as a photographer is not high. I first stood on the street with a camera when I was about 40 years old. Until then, he worked as an electronics engineer at a research institute in Novosibirsk, Siberia. In 1988, his hobby grew, he began taking pictures, and this book is a collection of 2,000 negatives taken over the next seven years. It is composed of Russian street snaps, but the content is wonderful. Works that capture ordinary everyday life from stunning perspectives, such as intimate perspectives that capture the masses, unique depictions, computationally exhausted compositions, and rather coarse monochromes, are among the works of Ed van der Elsken and Tom Wood. It reminds me of a famous street photographer. Vasin is now supported by renowned photographers such as Martin Parr and Ed Templeton. A masterpiece of an unknown Russian photo book.