Publisher/Akio Nagasawa Publishing

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Documentary (Unopened) is a collection of works by Takuma Nakahira, one of Japan's leading photographers. It is sometimes said that the 1960s was Tomatsu's era, the 70s was Moriyama's era, and the 80s was Araki's era, but it can also be said to be the ``Moriyama era => Moriyama/Nakahira era.'' Moriyama led the way with the splendor and quantity of his works (published numerous collections and serialized them in Camera Mainichi and Asahi Camera, etc.), but Nakahira led with his words and deeds. did. In particular, the ``Dueling Photography Theory,'' in which he talked through photographs and words with Kishin Shinoyama, with whom he could not find a point of connection, is a must-see. Exhibits such as ``Acts'' had a great influence on subsequent photographers. Then, in the 1980s, he broke away from the constraints of traditional creative styles and began taking on the challenge of creating straight photographs that resembled ``picture books.'' This book is Nakahira's documentary, which is not Kishin Shinoyama's documentary ``Hare Hi'', which is composed of color works shot in the 2000s, and was published by Akio Nagasawa. Limited to 2000 copies. New and unopened.