Lime Works by Naoya Hatakeyama

Lime Works by Naoya HatakeyamaThe return of a classic. As the collection that defined Naoya Hatakeyamas early career, this book is a must have for any photography lover. Lime Works, which captures some thirty lime quarries and lime and concrete factories across Japan from 1986 to 1994, was initially published by Synergy Kikagaku in 1996. Over the thirty years since then, its evocative photographs have captivated readers including through two reissues, the first by Amus Arts Press

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