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This is the 12th volume in the Japanese Photographers series published by Iwanami Shoten. It is a photobook of Masao Horino (1907-1998), one of the pioneers of Japanese photojournalism. While working as a stage photographer, he joined groups such as the "IKOKUSAI KOGA KYOKAI" and the "SHINKO SHASHIN KENKYUKAI" and produced experimental photographs. His 1932 work, "Camera, Eye x Iron, Composition," captured the dynamic compositional beauty of mechanical structures such as iron bridges and gas tanks, and is considered a representative photobook of "New Photography" in the early Showa period.
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