Publisher/青弓社

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Japanese photographer Saburo Gotoda's photo book ``Photograph Silence / Chameleon 1979-1982 (Signed)''. After graduating from Tama Art Academy Photography in 1980, he held exhibitions all over the country, and in 1989 won the 39th Japan Photographic Association Newcomer Award for his second collection of works, ``Theft, Dreams, and Photography, 1977-1988''. Saburo Gotoda, who suffered from hearing loss as a result of a drug accident when he was a child, defied this handicap and, with his excellent camera eye, has always left behind many unique snaps without cropping. This book is the 1st photo book published in 1983. Rather than a single line of sight, several different gazes are incorporated into a single photograph, highlighting the depth of the work. Furthermore, the photographer's extraordinary technical ability is evident in the fact that he captured these images without cropping. The title reflects the similarity between a photo illustration without "sound" and one's own life "without sound," but in an instant, this multifaceted world, a world that cannot be sensed with the naked eye, is revealed precisely through photography. , Saburo Gotoda expresses it wonderfully and tells us many words. Comes with obi. Congratulations signed .