Two celebrated masters of Japanese photography with very different individual visions return to a part of Tokyo which has played a central part in their work, Shinjuku. The photographs which resulted from their series of visits are compiled in this beautifully produced exhibition catalogue, overflowing with full page reproductions, essays and observations and a delightful conversation between Moriyama and Araki.

山西省现在保存着全国约70%的明以前大木构建筑，各类形式的古建筑保有量更是高居全国之冠，晋南地区唐、五代、宋、金、元等早期古建筑不胜枚举，明清时期的古建筑群更是数量极为庞大，被誉为“古建筑爱好者的天堂”。本书按地域划分，以绘画和游记的形式将晋东南、晋南的中国传统建筑之美展现给读者，同时也记录了众多古民居的现状，希望唤起更多读者对中国传统建筑和文化的关注、热爱和保护。

青春回不来，纯真依旧在
1980—1989，越久越清晰的影像记忆
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※编辑推荐※
☆ 一个有许多新事物、新观念不断孕育成长的时代，一群敏感神秘、不断变化的中学生，被任曙林用独特的凝视记录下来，瞬间成为永恒，平淡中见真实。
☆ 雨后操场上 的白色长裙、考试时与同桌交换的眼神、放学时的热闹和空荡的楼道……当青春不在了，还有照片可以印证。不管你在哪里、在何时度过你的青春，都会在这本摄影集里找到熟悉的记忆和曾经的纯真。
☆ 时隔五年，重版出来。更大开本，更多照片，更纯粹的呈现方式。
☆ 从编辑、设计、排版到印刷，追求每个细节尽善尽美，给《昨天的青春》一个摄影集应有的品质。
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※内容简介※
《昨天的青春：八十年代中学生》精选了任曙林在1980—1989年期间拍摄的170幅中学生照片。这十年间他进入中学校园，旁观中学生的课堂和课余生活，观察他们的动作、神情、关系，揣摩他们的心思，用温柔抒情的镜头语言记录下那一代人的青春。
书中前64页为任曙林的回忆文字，分享了他的青春故事：跟随恩师狄源沧学艺的点滴、与影友惺惺相惜的友情、拍摄中学生的动机、在校园内外与师生的交往……后224页为四色印刷的168张作品，和任曙林本人的珍贵旧照。
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这二十多年间，还有哪位摄影家亦如任曙林，属意于校园，窥探少年人的身影与内心吗？我很希望这批照片能使近日辗转于考试之苦的中学生们看一眼，而在我辈眼中，永逝的八十年代，可能唯余这批照片能使我们蓦然遭遇从前的自己。
——陈丹青，艺术家、作家、文艺评论家
他的摄影的最为着力之处，也是摄影本身的最为有力之处，可能正好就在于这么一种耐看的平淡之中。
——顾铮，艺术家、策展人、评论家

Edward Hopper (1882-1967) is considered the first significant American painter in 20th-century art. After decades of patient work, Hopper enjoyed a success and popularity that since the 1950s has continually grown. In canvas after canvas he painted the loneliness of big-city people. Many of Hopper's pictures represent views of streets and roads, rooftops, and abandoned houses, depicted in a brilliant light that strangely belies the melancholy mood of the scenes. Hopper's paintings are marked by striking juxtapositions of colour, and by the clear contours with which the figures are demarcated from their surroundings. His extremely precise focus on the theme of modern men and women in the natural and man-made environment sometimes lends his pictures a mood of eerie disquiet. On the other hand, Hopper's renderings of rocky landscapes in warm brown hues, or his depictions of the seacoast, exude an unusual tranquillity that reveals another, more optimistic side of his character.