Publisher/朝日ソノラマ

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"A Journey to Photography" by Nobuyoshi Araki, a leading photographer in Japan. This book was compiled as the 13th volume of a modern camera new book in 1970. Despite Kurashiki, Shizuoka, Kobe, Sapporo, Yonago, Hiroshima, Nagoya, Sendai, and Tokyo, Araki was called as a teacher and literally gave a tribute to Azzie from a photography classroom with local photography enthusiasts and high school students. There are times such as shooting in Masahisa Fukase and Shinjuku, and mainly text of Araki, but photos of Araki and Fukase and photos of students evaluated by Araki are posted. In Yonago's time, there are two shots of Shoji Ueda and Araki, and Araki often appears as a subject. Despite the recollections in various places, Araki's photography theory of people, women, landscapes, etc. develops each time. Even though it is written in a broken tone, the philosophy of Araki's photography is scattered everywhere, "From the text, it is a photo that duplicates the relationship between the other person and myself, the private reality."