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"Polaroid Evasy (Limited Edition)," a photobook by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading photographers. This is Araki's first collection of Polaroid works, published in 2000. It contains a large selection of Polaroids from nearly 2000 images he had taken up to that point. From nudes, kimonos, and bondage to Naoto Takenaka, Miho Nakayama, Chiro, still life, and street photography, it is full of Araki's unique style. The dialogue with photo critic Kotaro Iizawa at the end of the book is also worth reading, and Araki's thoughts on the appeal of Polaroids are summarized in keywords. "A camera that can't grow up," "A scent of secret, a scent of danger," "Makes everything 'now'," "Photograph women and life in a square," and so on. From Araki's comments below: "I often say 'naughty,' but Polaroids have a sense of 'naughtiness.' There's a mischievous feeling to it, isn't there? There's a pleasure in the feeling of childhood or boyhood. Polaroids can't grow up, you know. That's why they're perfect for 'naughtiness.'" "I get excited when I'm taking pictures." This is a limited edition and
comes with a Polaroid signed by the photographer (Man) .
