Publisher/写真評論社

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Photo book "Farewell, Farewell, Photography / Bye Bye Photography (First Edition)" by Daido Moriyama (1938-), a leading post-war Japanese photographer. This is Daido Moriyama's second solo photo book following "Nippon Gekijo Shashincho (1968)", and it has been praised as the best book in the turbulent 1960s and 1970s. In the 1960s, he continued to search for his own style as a photographer, while being influenced by the styles of various pioneers. , Moriyama continued to struggle. Among them, a unique collection of avant-garde works that denies the "reality of photography" such as Niépce and newspaper photographs, and consists of unprincipled copies of TV and other negatives, and scraps of negatives from shutters. create. "Photographs that have no doubts as to what is a photograph" The disgust and farewell to such photographs are strongly embedded in the "plates" and "titles." The interview with Takuma Nakahira at the end of the book is also a very interesting book.