Publisher/月曜社

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Daido Moriyama is a leading Japanese photographer, renowned worldwide. His unique style, characterized by grainy textures and effective use of blur and out-of-focus elements, had a significant impact on the photography world in the 1960s. This book, "Color," published by Getsuyosha in 2012, is a collection of color photographs taken over four years with a compact digital camera, "leaving behind the contrast of black and white, the texture of grain, and the materials of film and photographic paper, without becoming overwhelmed by 'color', capturing 'Tokyo as it is.'" Selected from approximately 30,000 photographs taken between 2008 and 2012, this book features 191 carefully chosen images. While the deep monochrome contrast that has become his trademark is absent, and the flat, digital images may be somewhat surprising, Moriyama's characteristic compositions and motifs remain unchanged despite the change in equipment. He captures the details of the city and the people on the street corners, adding color along with his distinctive perspective. This book is an ambitious work by Moriyama, who has been pioneering new horizons with his monochrome photography, as he ventures into the digital realm. Signed by the photographer .