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Ten Days in July

Title: Ten Days in July

Photographer/s: Maxwell Anderson

Date of publication: December 2010

Place of publication: London, UK

Dimensions: 21×13.5cm

Edition size: 100

Type of binding: soft cover, saddle stitch

Number of pages: 34 ½

Number of pictures: 20 ¼

Type of printing: Indigo digital offset

Publisher: Bemojake

Designer: Maxwell Anderson

Editor: Maxwell Anderson

Language: English

Category: Artist Book

Price: UK £8

Summary: Following on from the book See You Soon, Ten Days in July documents Jun’s 10 day visit to London one year after she returned to Tokyo.
Through photographs and personal emails, Ten Days In July briefly steps in to an endearing relationship which is forever disrupted by the turmoil of long distance.

When the couple were separated, they thought they would never see each other again. The four months they spent together would remain a memory. However, the strength of their love for each other prevailed. The book begins with a short email dialogue, catching the torment of being so far apart. But when re-united,it is evident through the photographs that being together comes naturally, although in some cases, looking closer at Jun’s expression, the complexity of the situation haunts the atmosphere.

Date and place of birth of photographer/s: 1986, London UK

Website: www.maxwellanderson.co.uk

Book link: www.bemojake.eu

Donated by: Maxwell Anderson

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Published on January 11, 2011 3:42 pm.
Filed under: Books Tags: 2010, Bemojake, Maxwell Anderson, offset, Ten Days in July, UK

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