Publisher/日本カメラ社

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Koichi Ito "Tetsuo". This book is a new edition of the collection of works published in 2006, and is a book composed of illustrations taken with the motif of the "steel tower" of the transmission line. There are many photographers who are enthusiasts about factories and ruins, but not many photographers focus on steel towers. A photographer named Keikichi Matsuoka, who used to publish his work in magazines such as "Yu" published by Shogo Matsuoka's Kosakusha, simply continued to photograph "telephone poles" and compiled them into a single photo book. I remembered that, but Ito's gaze at the steel tower is different from Matsuoka's cool gaze at the telephone pole, and he is attached to it so much that he calls it "Tetsuo". In the beautiful landscape, a steel tower rises like a portrait, and the aesthetic beauty is added to it. The first edition was published by Wall in 2006, and this is the new edition published by Nippon Camera in 2016.