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A photo collection by Japanese photographer Kyo Sasaki, known as "Machine Gun Kyo" for over 30 years. He is known more for his pick-up books than for his numerous photo works, such as "The Pick-Up Book" (1986) and "Pick-Up Photo Diary" (1995). He is a legendary photographer who has photographed over 5,000 naked women by calling out to passersby in Ueno, Shinjuku, and Harajuku. This book is the third installment of his series, following "Harajuku Hot Shot" and "Harajuku Close-Up," and is a photo collection that focuses his camera on women in Harajuku. Photos of about 120 women are included along with their comments. In Sasaki's text at the end of the book, he emphasizes that his photographs are documentary, and explains in his own way the difference between them and so-called gravure and other set-up photographs. For Sasaki, photography is "a record and the fact of a moment," and his theory on photography is also discussed. Third printing.
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