Photo Green Kingdom / Yasutomo Ebisu / Rumiko Suzuki

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[Introduction to the contents]
This is a record of the trip around the English garden, which started with the words "I am going to look for" Midorino Yumi "".
There are many English gardens that Photographer Yasutomo Ebisu and editor and writer Rumiko Suzuki visited in the magazine 『 ku : nel 』. The trip started with the words "I am going to look for" Midorino Yumi "".
The "Midorino Yumi" of gardeners who have understood and inherited the idea of a garden house that transformed a formal English style garden into a garden that matches the nature, and an English woman who raised it to the level of art. The garden "continues to change without changing" takes several years to form this series together with Ebisu.
Inspired by the garden that "continues to change without changing", Suzuki is still alive in this unworldly garden with Ebisu.
After graduating from the Department of Photography in the Faculty of Art, Nihon University, he became independent as a photographer. He took photos of beautiful flowers under the influence of his grandfather and father who ran a photo studio. He is praised as being given "Midorino Yumi" (green fingers) by God. He is said to be the most envied talent in the United Kingdom.
[Author's brief history]
Photographer. Born in Nagasaki Prefecture. He started taking photos under the influence of his grandfather and father who ran a photo studio. He became independent as a photographer after graduating from the Department of Photography in the Department of Art, Faculty of Art,. He took photos of editorial and advertisement visual for fashion magazines, took portraits taken while traveling abroad. He produced collections of works by many artists including Katsuya KAMO 『 KAMOHEAD 』 (KAMOHEAD). In 2021, he held a joint exhibition 『 Photography & us 』 (OFS Gallery). In his collection of works, there is a 『 Bones 』 which photographed animal bones collected by editor Lloyd Khan. Midorino