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"Adieu AX (New Edition with OBI)" is a photo book by Takuma Nakahira, a photographer who is very popular in the world. In 1977, when he fell out of acute alcoholism and managed to leave the hospital after leaving his memory and language problems, Nakadaira sealed up his pronoun "Bure-Bokeh" and continues to search for a new style. In the 1960s, when William Klein's work shocked him, he doubted the nude and photographer's strong self-consciousness at the time, and continued to shoot "blur bokeh" as if to counter them. As a result, he seemed to feel that the whole work had lost the essence of photography, making the subject too anonymous. "Regarding self-transformation of photography" at the end of the book, he said, "Return to a naive photographer, dismantle your self-consciousness, and recreate your own consciousness." Following "New Gaze (1983)," a reborn photographer, Takuma Nakahira's mid-career works. "Adiu Ax" means "Abayo X" with the meaning of good-bye to all the people in the photographs and to the past. Published in 2016, new edition, hard cover. With obi.