Publisher/集英社

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A collection of photographs by Japanese female photographer Megumi Orihara "Jana". Born in 1948, she studied literature at university and worked in publishing and magazines after graduating, but she later worked as a freelance photographer and worked on magazine interviews and other photographs. The first solo exhibition "Soul South" was held in 1977, and I will travel to the United States from 1979 to 1981. However, I have been working in the United States now, with my return to work. This book is a collection of photographs and texts showing how Jana, a woman she met in New York, where Orihara first lived during his visit to the United States. A native of California and an aspiring actress, Jana has an imminent and destructive impression when following the text, and although he is somewhat dangerous, it has a remarkable presence as a subject. It is felt that Orihara and Jana have a close relationship with them, like a proton photographed by Kei Araki and a Christine photographed by Seiichi Furuya, and their natural and photogenic appearance is impressive. Orihara's text like my novel is also excellent, and the story of two people comes out very clearly with the picture.