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Diane Keaton's photobook, "Reservations (Softcover)." Keaton, who won the Academy Award for Best Actress for Woody Allen's romantic comedy masterpiece "Annie Hall," has established a solid position as an actress. Meanwhile, with a camera given to her by her mother as a gift when she was a teenager, she has continued to take various photographs as a hobby, and in the 1970s, she contributed photographs to Rolling Stone magazine. Keaton's first photobook, "Reservations," published in 1980, contains photographs of hotel lobbies that piqued her curiosity. Keaton deliberately chose to photograph hotel lobbies at times when they were deserted, rather than in the usual bustling places, and a strange atmosphere permeates the scene. In that environment, Keaton was probably using her keen sensibility and rich creativity to expand on various images. Her comment after the shoot: "It was an adventure for me." Softcover edition.