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"Halo" is a photo book by Japanese female photographer Rinko Kawauchi. Born in 1972. In 2002, he won the 27th Kimura Ihei Photography Award for his photo books ``Utatane'' and ``Hanabi'' and gained attention. Since then, he has continued to be active worldwide, holding exhibitions overseas, and in 2009 he won the 27th Kimura Ihei Photography Award, which was sponsored by ICP. Rinko Kawauchi is the recipient of the 25th Infinity Award for Art, the 63rd Art Encouragement Award for Newcomers of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in 2013, and the 29th Photography Town Higashikawa Award for Domestic Artist. This book is the first photo book in four years since ``Ametsuchi'' was released in 2013, and all photographs were taken digitally. Thousands of migratory birds photographed in the UK, ``Uchishuhana'', a festival held in a village in China's Hebei province where melted iron scraps are thrown against the wall instead of fireworks, and the God Welcome Festival held at Izumo Taisha Shrine in Japan . The binding is all black, even the pages, and the various lights that emit light are impressive.The title Halo, in addition to meaning ``halo'' or ``halo,'' also refers to the globular cluster of stars. It is the name of the region that surrounds the galaxy, and it is said that ``the potential relationship between nature and humans and the strength of life, which is similar to prayer, combine the fear and silence of the darkness with the hope and joy of the light.'' "It is contained and drawn" (from the publisher).