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Farewell Photography

By (author) Daido Moriyama

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This 2023 reprint of Daido Moriyamaâ€™s â€œFarewell Photographyâ€ brings back one of the master photographerâ€™s most influential and controversial works. This edition is based on the 2019 publication of â€œFarewell Photographyâ€ by Getsuyosha (itself based on the original publication by Shashin Hyoronsha in 1972) but features a different binding and a more compact size. Created at a pivotal moment in Moriyamaâ€™s career, â€œFarewell Photographyâ€ represents a radical exploration of the limits of photography and expressionâ€”uncompromising, invasive, and intimate. Fifty years after its original publication, the series has lost none of its impact. This edition includes the full version of the Hilltop Hotel interview between Daido Moriyama and Takuma Nakahira (in Japanese only) as well as Daido Moriyamaâ€™s afterword (originally written for the 2019 edition; in Japanese & English).

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