Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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"March (Signed)" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Yoshiyuki Okuyama. He enjoys immense popularity in the fashion and commercial world, and the popular fashion photography magazine "Union" even published a special issue featuring his photographs. His work isn't surreal, overly impactful, or overly complex like art; rather, it's based on a modern, real-world feel, utilizing sophisticated color schemes, compositions, and skillful storytelling with a cinematic sensibility. This book, published privately in 2015, tells a story centered around a single woman. While the model is a beautiful woman who doesn't seem detached from reality, set against the backdrop of an ordinary city, it feels less like a representation of "a single woman" and more like a kind of "personal photography," expressing the photographer's perception of "the present." It's a modern "personal photography" world, perhaps reminiscent of the earlier works of Nobuyoshi Araki or Masahisa Fukase, but without the overly strong ego or assertiveness of their earlier counterparts—a world of "personal photography" that seems to be based on the photographer's image of "woman" and their perception of "the present." Limited edition of 300 copies. Signed by the photographer .