100 Views of Kyoto
“The photos in this collection reflect Foster’s intuitive wanderings about the city with his tripod and camera, being diverted by the small detail or flash into the past. We see photos of the costumes and performers at festivals, moss-covered statues, narrow streets lined with old wood-frame houses and lit by lanterns…”
One Hundred Views of Kyoto is a very personal view of Kyoto’s festivals, lesser-known temples and shrines, Buddhist statues, and hidden alleys. It shows places in Kyoto full of color and beauty that will never appear on a postcard and that many natives don't know about.
“Many of the photos are close-ups that reveal the emotions of the subjects, such as the pride of participants in time-honored festivals and processions.”
108 pages with 101 color photographs
10.2 x 7.2 inches / 25.8 x 18.4 cm
Softcover with dust jacket
Published in Japan by Toho Publishing, May 2008
ISBN: 978-4862491107