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A collection of works by Tomoko Nagai, a Japanese female photographer. Born in 1983, born in Yamanashi Prefecture, graduated from the Faculty of Art and Design, Tokyo Zokei University, but the details after that are unknown. This is a book from Singpoosha, which published a number of self-published books in the 2000s, and is a collection of works composed of monochrome snapshots of the city. The prologue has a text that seems to belong to the photographer, "Don't be in trouble. Don't look at me. Don't stand out. Don't be suspicious. Don't be embarrassed. Don't be laughed at." It is written, and there are many illustrations that make you feel such a feeling. There are a series of snapshots that look like they were taken with no viewfinder based on black, but rather than the human pattern of the city, the composition and the way the light is captured are unique, and the hazy atmosphere that seems to be understandable and unclear also stirs the imagination. I will.