Publisher/青弓社

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"Dialogue with Photography" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama. A revised edition was published in 1995, this book is a collection of Moriyama's "words" that he has spoken to the world through his camera, and includes texts published in magazines such as "Asahi Camera" and "Camera Mainichi." "1. Camera Class (1) Subjective Snapshots, (2) From Record to Memory, (3) My Documentary Photography, (4) From a Single Camera." "2. Works Commentary (1) Accident, (2) Journey to Something." "3. Ingres '81 - '82 (1) Ingres '81 - '82." "4. Afterword on the Cover/Thoughts on "Light"/Biography of Light (1) Afterword on the Cover, (2) Thoughts on "Light" Fragments, (3) Biography of Light." "5. About photographers: (1) Tomatsu Shomei: the man and his work, (2) Kurata Seiji: praise, (3) Ishiuchi Miyako: (4) A world without anything interesting, (5) Lover, come back to me." "6. Miscellaneous notes: (1) The decision to take pictures, (2) Photography that forces a change, (3) 'Landscape as history' seen in Yumeji's photographs, (4) Memory as photography, (5) What makes the lens burn, (6) Finally meeting Klein, who was so obsessed with him, (7) Pursuit of Niépce."