Publisher/日本カメラ社

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Japanese photographer Yoshio Mizoguchi's photo book "Days of Smelling Like Grass (Signed)". Born in Hachioji, Tokyo, he started photography in his own way in 1970, and won the quasi-sun award for "Firefly" in 1990 (in 2013, he received the first book "Firefly" from Sokyusha), a photography group. Yoshio Mizoguchi, who is also a member of "Firefly". He is a photographer who has a reputation for snaps and portraits full of sex appeal and innocence, while making him feel somehow eros like Yoshiichi Hara. This book is the 2nd photo book published in 2017, and it is the same as the previous work that it is composed of works taken all over the country from the 1980s, but fireflies were mainly portraits of women. On the other hand, in this work, many portraits and snaps other than women are woven in, and the photographer says, "Places and people who smell grass." The smell of grass from a woman with false eyelashes and a woman walking in an alley in Kyoto. The scent of grass from the deep green forest and the people who live in its nature. It contains the daily life where "life" and "sex" are mixed, which is guided by the photographer's keen sense of smell. Autographed by a photographer .