Spinning a Yarn
Spinning a Yarn by Munemasa Takahashi. First edition (2020). First impression. Limited edition of 700 numbered copies. Small format paperback in new condition. Signed by Munemasa Takahashi to copyright page. No markings. This is a brand new book. Please see pictures. PayPal accepted, any questions please get in touch.
About Spinning a Yarn
"The idea for Spinning a Yarn came from a conversation the artist had in a car ride with a friend. Who suggested âtaking pictures of things floating in waterâ. However, the idea was soon forgotten and nothing came of it for some time. Then, with Spinning a Yarn Takahashi has turned his camera to myriad subjects. Shooting everything from daily life to personal moments, strangers, landscapes, family and also documentary. By changing his equipment to an 8Ă10 large format camera he found that his approach and means of expression evolved as well. He became keenly aware of photographyâs ability to serve as documentation when choosing subjects and strived to capture each with the utmost respect. His search for things that float in water led to unexpected places â weddings, child-rearing, and even delivery rooms, all of which left a profound mark on him. This project is a meditation on the strange loop of forgetting and recollection that is our memory as well as the larger theme of photographs being left behind for future generations." - Photo Gallery International
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Spinning a Yarn by Munemasa Takahashi. First edition (2020). First impression. Limited edition of 700 numbered copies. Small format paperback in new condition. Signed by Munemasa Takahashi to copyright page. No markings. This is a brand new book. Please see pictures. PayPal accepted, any questions please get in touch.
About Spinning a Yarn
"The idea for Spinning a Yarn came from a conversation the artist had in a car ride with a friend. Who suggested âtaking pictures of things floating in waterâ. However, the idea was soon forgotten and nothing came of it for some time. Then, with Spinning a Yarn Takahashi has turned his camera to myriad subjects. Shooting everything from daily life to personal moments, strangers, landscapes, family and also documentary. By changing his equipment to an 8Ă10 large format camera he found that his approach and means of expression evolved as well. He became keenly aware of photographyâs ability to serve as documentation when choosing subjects and strived to capture each with the utmost respect. His search for things that float in water led to unexpected places â weddings, child-rearing, and even delivery rooms, all of which left a profound mark on him. This project is a meditation on the strange loop of forgetting and recollection that is our memory as well as the larger theme of photographs being left behind for future generations." - Photo Gallery International
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Books by Munemasa Takahashi
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