A legend of Japanese photography, Daido Moriyama wanted to reflect the sheer and snap of post-War Japan in his work—rough, blurry, out of focus. His "Stray Dog" became photography's most enigmatic emblem. Now at 86, Moriyama has never stopped chasing what he calls "the end of photography," trying still with his lens to pace around that collision between history and modernity that is the tension of Tokyo.