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Herbie Yamaguchi
(ハービー・山口) SIgned:Signed What else may have happened

What else may have happened is that in-between the few pictures of homeless people that are included is the grounding of their lives with the still lives and landscapes set between them

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as I found the catalog of Herb Ritt’s work too big and too expensive to purchase

a series taken at a mental hospital in Stockholm called Enskede-Skarpnacks psykiatriska sekto

私はそんな花が好きで、いつも撮影してしまいます。」

Tokyo color_x<br>Herbie Yamaguchi<br>(ハービー・山口) SIgned:Signed What else may have happenedI have been working as a photographer for over 50 years, and my style has been to shoot mostly in black and white. The absence of color emphasizes the characteristics of monochrome, such as light, composition, and people's expressions, but there were two times when I felt the need to shoot in color. The first time was when I was living in London around 1980, when the New Romantics movement emerged after punk rock. The makeup and costumes were