Kazuyoshi Nomachi: The Land of Humans - Photo Collection

Human Earth
Kazuyoshi Nomachi / Kazuyoshi Nomachi
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[Content Introduction]
Since encountering the Sahara Desert in 1972, Kazuyoshi Nomachi (born 1946) has continued to photograph the diverse and often harsh environments around the world, and the people who live there, supported by deep faith.
The scenes Nomachi has recorded during his travels of over 50 years are rapidly disappearing due to the deterioration of political situations and the standardization of the world, symbolized by the rapid spread of mobile phones, and are now a valuable "document of people and the earth."
This book traces the footsteps of the photographer, who calls himself a wasteland desire sufferer, focusing on his representative works.

[Author's Biography]
Born in Kochi Prefecture in 1946.
A leading Japanese photojournalist whose many photo collections have been published internationally.
For half a century, he has covered the Nile, which is 6,700 kilometers long, the Ethiopian Highlands, the Arabian Peninsula, the Tibetan Plateau, the Andes Mountains, the Ganges River, and more.
He has faced the harshness of nature, such as dryness, heat, extreme cold, and high mountains, and has pointed his camera at people who live with deep faith.
He is a rare photographer whose works are valuable documents and also excellent art.