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Legende se pletu na tradiciji japanskih žena iz ribarskih naselja koje izranjaju bisere iz mora. Zovu ih Ama i njihove fotografije neodoljivo teraju da verujemo da su sirene stvarno postojale.
Mlade žene ronile bi na dah u često ledenoj vodi, po dva minuta, i izranjale samo na nekoliko sekundi da bi ponovo uhvatile vazduh. Tražile su školjke.
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Zaranjale bi po 60 puta u cugu, i tako tri puta dnevno. Verovalo se da žene mogu duže da zadrže dah od muškaraca, a sa takvom posvećenošću, mogle su u jednoj sezoni da zarade više nego muškarci u njihovom selu za godinu dana.
„Ama“ znači „žene mora“, tako su ih zvali.
Moderan način života olakšao je pravila igre, sada rone opremljene maskama i ronilačkim odelima. Ipak, njihove fotografije neuporedive su s onim kojima je japanski fotograf Jošijuki Ivase sačuvao sećanje na poslednje sirene.
This is the work of Japanese photographer Yoshiyuki Iwase (1904-2001). Yoshiyuki was born in in Onjuku, a fishing village on the pacific side of the Chiba peninsula, near Tokyo Bay. He spent his career photographing the ama free divers, women who fished along the coast.
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— Whores of Yore (@WhoresofYore) July 2, 2020
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Nude on the beach, 1950s, by Yoshiyuki Iwase pic.twitter.com/hxSXQOCEXQ
— Lol V Stein (@olaseranyson) October 31, 2018
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Be not ashamed women…
You are the gates of the body, and you are the gates of the soul.
-Walt Whitmanphotography:
Yoshiyuki Iwase pic.twitter.com/Yj9bgoYl0W— Ruby (@Rubynola82) September 4, 2017
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In the late 1920s, Yoshiyuki received a Kodak camera as a gift and he started to photograph the girls and women who harvested seaweed, turban shells, oysters, pearls and abalone from along the coastline. pic.twitter.com/ztO3UEKL7n
— Whores of Yore (@WhoresofYore) July 2, 2020
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“@mua2mer: Majority of the Ama divers were women. A Diver Scene, Artwork, by Yoshiyuki Iwase pic.twitter.com/DRz1MODMkd”
— Apapachogallery (@Apapachogallery) September 18, 2014
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Nude on the rock,1955
Photo by Yoshiyuki Iwase pic.twitter.com/keaU0yEbEY— Zbiggi (@wojtysiak22) January 9, 2019
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Harvesting Seaweed, 1956 – Winner of the Prime Minister Prize Japan Photo Exposition, 1957- by Yoshiyuki Iwase pic.twitter.com/9Z0VrlmJfa
— Sirop de rue (@siropderue) February 2, 2014
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"They carried the joys and sorrows of those living with the sea … I immersed myself in their world." – Iwase Yoshiyuki
In 1904, Yoshiyuki Iwase was born in Onjuku, a fishing village in the Chiba prefecture. pic.twitter.com/YlmJKkuEGM— Dolors Miquel (@DolorsMiquel) March 10, 2020
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[Photo] Yoshiyuki Iwase – Nude on Rocks, ca.1955. pic.twitter.com/Z0wjlSKLJJ
— Corinne ST-D (@Co_SwEuphoria) July 8, 2014
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Ama – The Pearl Diving Mermaids of Japan
By Yoshiyuki Iwase#Pearls #DonneInFoto #DonneENudo #Japan pic.twitter.com/zXLrFaGgPY— Kim Kaos (@KimKaosDK) October 19, 2014
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“She worked her toes into the sand, feeling the tiny delicious pain of the friction of tiny chips of silicon against the tender flesh between her toes. That's life. It hurts, it's dirty, and it feels very, very good” O.S. Card, Children of the Mind
Photographies: Yoshiyuki Iwase pic.twitter.com/pxek0OHc8U— Jenny ? (@JenniBns) February 13, 2019
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Check out Yoshiyuki Iwase's artwork Radical Palisade on @theartstack http://t.co/LeiUb5OiGD #love #art pic.twitter.com/pzQTNcLFoi
— Paul Quibell-smith (@QuibellPaul) July 1, 2015
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Ama Divers
Yoshiyuki Iwase pic.twitter.com/2wu3GpH1X2— louise (@louise43678507) January 12, 2021
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