Publisher/タカ・イシイ

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A photo collection of Japanese photographer Toyotomi Takanashi "Niche Tokyo". In the 1960s, he worked at the Japanese design center called Hanagata, and left many excellent works in portrait and commercial fields such as "Ozka Resama", and then participated in "Provoke", which can be said to be a monument of Japanese photography. Focus on destructive and destructive photographic expressions. In 1974, he published "To a city", whose name remains in the history of photo collections, and has since created works based mainly on "city / town". Outstanding clever landscape snap for sensuous and intelligent creative. This book is one of the color trilogy that follows "Nostalgia" and "Goshi", and hints from the novel "Finding a Niche" by Shimada Masahiko and analysis of the urban appearance from an ecological perspective of Jun Tanaka. The modern city theory unique to Takanashi. There are many busy people on smartphones and mobile phones in towns and trains, and there is less opportunity to communicate aloud nowadays, “I wanted to keep a copy of a niche that sounds like a voice. I tried to keep a place full of skimmers "(posted by a photographer). Photographer signed (Signed) .