Photobook scans online are exceedingly rare, especially material of Japanese photographers. Older books often had only one printing run and the people who buy this stuff are the kind to hold onto it until they're 6 feet under. It's typical to see 70's photobooks reaching unattainable prices never to be scanned. I'm discovering my tastes in regards to what I'm willing to pay for and the type of photos I aspire to take. Just thinking about photographers dedicating their time to something truly obscure also makes my imagination bloom, trying to think what their rationalizations are and the day-to-day that gave birth to their perspectives. For that, I have no regrets in shelling over a few shekels for some sun-blasted books.
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