Black sun Book

I "read" this book for the purpose of the photography. The book comes with exegesis on the photos and the life of the photographers, but I rarely partake of that commentary in general, and specifically did not in this book because it seemed, from what I did read, to devolve into evocative, esoteric language so commonly alienating in modern art analysis.

The photographs, though few, were superb. Eikoh Hosoe's work was particularly stunning. Most of the photos had either historical significance or did a great job of reflecting the work of the particular photographer. Many of them were the types of photos I wish I could take--strange, spontaneous, and rare.