From the "The photographs of Japanese artist Masao Yamamoto remind one of postcards or snapshots, records of intimate moments that are at once fleeting and eternal, private and universal. Bent, frayed and stained, the jewel-like prints -- most of which are small enough to fit into the palm of a hand -- transcend their medium and become more than their subject."
my favorite book of photography. from one of my favorite photographers. finally. . . a book where the printing does the origional print some semblance of justice. Beautiful.