Publisher/朝日新聞社

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A collection of works by Mr. Keisuke Araki, one of the leading photographers in Japan after the war, "Private Photography". From photos that "record" "public" to photos that "record" me. One of the photographers typified by the word "private photos" is currently overwhelmingly popular Masahisa Fukase. At that time, as my wife Yoko said, "In the end, it was the Masaru Fukase himself who kept in the camera through the filter I, Yoko." Good story. This is an element that is different from the style, but it is an element that leads to Araki Keigo, and the “sentimental journey” that spelled out a honeymoon with his wife, Yoko, published in self-published publications in 1971, began its journey. Since then, I capture my daily life from my own mind and eyes, and sometimes create a world of "fictional" and "false". This book is a collection of works organized in the 90's with just that title. It is also interesting to see the text “Personal Relationships” by Tomomi Yamada, an artist who has actually experienced Araki's “Personal Photography” world as a model.