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A photo book "Nonfiction" by Christopher Anderson, a photographer born in Canada and raised in Texas. After learning printing technology at a photo lab and working as a photographer at a newspaper company, Anderson became active as a photojournalist, covering topics such as the economic crisis in Russia and refugee issues in Pakistan. He is a talented photographer who has also won the Robert Capa Gold Medal. This book is a unique collection of photographs taken by Anderson using the toy camera HOLGA when he visited various parts of the world in 2003. With an unfamiliar camera and unable to take the pictures he wanted, Anderson became absorbed in taking pictures rather than the pictures themselves, and fell in love with the imperfect and pale charm of a toy camera. Therefore, the 54 illustrations included are "nonfiction" with no particular meaning or story. . . But there are so many beautiful pictures.