Publisher/Greybull Press

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"Teenage" is a photo book of American photographer Joseph Suzabo. From 1972 to 1999, Suzabo was engaged in photography education at Morburn High School in Long Island, New York, and also continued to teach at ICP. Published in 1978, "Almost Grown," which records the youth of teenagers, is regarded as a masterpiece photo book that has been handed down, and Suzabo's works are permanently stored at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Is this book like Suzabo's graduation album released in 2003 after retiring as a photography educator? Collection of works. This book includes the works recorded in "Almost Grown" and is composed of portraits of teenagers who were students and friends of Suzabo. Even the sight of teenage boys and girls adding cigarettes on a daily basis is unrealistic, but the subject is captured with a very intimate sense of distance, and the delicate feelings of adolescence are unparalleled. It is expressed. I understand why artists and musicians love it, including the alternative rock band Dinosaur Jr., which was used for the album cover art. Limited to 4000 copies.