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A photobook of Japanese representative photographer Keigo Araki "I am a photo". According to a postscript by Kazuo Nishii (then “Camera Daily” editor), a photo critic who has been named as the author of this book, this book is triggered by close coverage of one and a half months for the feature of “Daily Graph” in 1982. In a book that was born in "a new artist theory photo album that first appeared in Japan without a photo album as an author theory". Most of them are the appearance of Araki's appearance of work and a daily snap that can be called as an exchange record, and it has become a "document of the times" (afterword) which can be said to be the result of close coverage. This book is a collection of photos by Keigo Araki, but "The photos in the picture are not the ones taken by the person themselves. Alarchism, which is an expression of oneself, is derived from a positive theory that a photographer only copies the expression of a subject. "It exposes to others while exposing oneself to another. Nishii spells "the origin of photography". "Ararchism whole history 1940-82" is attached, and the content of Ariki theory of Nishii is also a content that is responsive.