Still Heart Beating
Wataru Hayakawa
Still Heart Beating
Photographs: Wataru Hayakawa
Publisher: Sokyu-Sha
50 pages
Year: 2004
Comments: Hardcover with obi, 19 x 22 cm. Printed in colors. Some wears on obi, otherwise in very good condition.
Wataru Hayakawa was born in 1974, was photographer and calligrapher.
He passed away suddenly in 2005. This book is his first book published by Sokyusha
It's a collection of flash colors photographs took in Japan.
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