Japanese Photography Magazines

“Japanese Photography Magazines” covers 100 years of magazine publishing history from the 1880s to the 1980s, featuring 1,500 illustrations, 200,000 words of contextual material, and primary texts by photographers and writers. It offers an immersive and comprehensive history of Japanese photography, showcasing the dynamic and evolving culture involving photographers, editors, writers, designers, and the public. Explore the intricate history and immense world of Japanese photography through this detailed and insightful publication. Thank you for watching!

[@yogurt3572]

Interesting

[@goligabooks]

Thank you!

[@hokeypokeypo]

Thank you for putting this video out! I have been on the fence about buying it due to i was unsure of the scope of images. This video has made me certain to place my order now. Excellent work and congratulations!

[@goligabooks]

Glad to hear it! Please feel comfortable to let me know if you have any questions.

[@hokeypokeypo]

​@@goligabooksyes, could you tell me approximately how many of Fukase's Ravens images are reproduced in this publication? Thanks!

[@goligabooks]

@@hokeypokeypo The entire "Ravens" series is included in the book as it first appeared in Camera Mainichi. That is about 65 individual images.

[@hokeypokeypo]

​@@goligabooksexcellent! Great resource!!!!