The photobook Kingpouge Laika , featuring a collection of 78 photographs by the Japanese photographer Hiromi Saimon
remains a testament to the idea that a portrait is never just about the subject—it is about the shared space between two people who, for a few hundredths of a second, decided to see the world the same way. specific themes within the 78 photos, or should we look into similar Japanese photography books from Kingpouge? Kingpouge Laika 12 78 Photos Photography By Hiromi Saimon The photobook Kingpouge Laika , featuring a collection
II. Project Overview
The Photographer's Vision
Top — if that refers to the best of the set — would be frame 12. Not because it’s pretty, but because Laika’s hand, mid-reach for a cigarette, trembles. In that tremor: all of 1978’s leftover glitter and grit. Project Overview The Photographer's Vision Top — if