Sein
Issei Suda
(須田一政) Print ’ And then it’s too

’ And then it’s too late

became possible to bare the social problems and to take pictures of the bare human body

but nonetheless

they present the flower as a form of life and as a body that accepts the passage of time

the designer of the book

Sein<br />Issei Suda<br /> (須田一政) Print ’ And then it’s tooProbably since I have shown only black and white photographs for several years, people often ask me, "Don't you take color photographs anymore?" Actually, I have always taken color photographs while doing my monochrome works. Especially during the 1990s, I did more works in color than in black and white. I have always insisted it makes no big difference whether my work is in color or in black and white. However, occasionally, certain subjects