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Japanese photographer Osamu Kanemura's photo book "I Can Tell (With OBI)". Osamu Kanemura studied photography at the Image Forum Video Research Institute when he was in his twenties, and then entered the Tokyo College of Photography and studied photography with Kiyoshi Suzuki. After that, he continued to take photographs while working as a lecturer at a photography school and a part-time job in newspaper delivery, and was selected as one of the six photographers in the world at the MoMA exhibition in 1996, when he was over 30 years old. .. The following year, in 1997, he received the Photographic Society of Japan New Artist Award, the 13th Higashikawa Award for New Artist, and in 2000, he was the second youngest in history to receive the 19th Domon Ken Award. Since then, he is one of the leading photographers in modern Japan, who has been featured in "Jonetsu Tairiku" and "Top Runner". This book is a collection of photographs published in 2001 that won the Domon Ken Award. A number of illustrations of everyday landscapes of ordinary cities that everyone has seen. The beauty of multi-layered chaos created by effectively using the contrast of light and shadow and the unique composition of things such as streets, buildings, signboards, electric wires, and vegetation. The original photographic theory written by Kanamura himself is also very interesting and recommended. With obi.