1980s Remnants Eye Ohashi allowing readers to appreciate his

allowing readers to appreciate his exceptional sense of composition and free

and served as an assistant at Kikuchi Studio

From sturdy sewing boxes that must have been passed down from generation to generation

which documented over a hundred temples across Japan for more than 40 years

to recreate the process of packing the stones in a Ziploc bag and taking them home

1980s Remnants Eye Ohashi allowing readers to appreciate hisThe story of Daido Moriyamas photobook 1980s Remnants begins in 1987, when Moriyama handed Michitaka Ota (of photobook publisher Sokyusha) a box filled with one thousand of his photographs. Some photos from the box were published in A Journey to Nakaji later that year and, more than ten years later, in the 1999 photobook Dreams of Water. Moriyama insisted that Ota keep the box of photographs, and so they stayed in a corner of Otas apartment. A recent