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Photo book "I am a picture (Signed)" by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. According to the postscript by Kazuo Nishii, a photo critic who is listed as the author of the book (then editor of "Camera Mainichi"), this book was triggered by a month and a half of close coverage for the special feature of "Mainichi Graph" in 1982. This is a book born in 1999, "A new photo book about authors that appeared for the first time in Japan, where there is no photo book as an author's theory." Most of them are snapshots of Araki's work and his daily life, which can be said to be a record of his interactions, and are the result of close coverage. This book is a photo collection of Nobuyoshi Araki, but he says, ``Of course, the photos in which you are photographed were not taken by you. Ararchism, which is an expression of a certain self, is derived from the correct argument that the photographer only copies the expression of the subject.” “While exposing myself, I also expose others. The origin of photography,” writes Nishii. "Arakism complete history 1940-82" is also included, and Nishii's Araki theory is worth reading. Signed and illustrated .