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"Adult Photography" is a book by Japanese photographers Michio Soejima (1940-) and Yukio Arizono (1947-). Soejima, known for his photographs of the yakuza world, was born in Beijing in 1940 and worked as a Tokyo Metropolitan Government employee before becoming a freelance photographer. Arizono graduated from the Tokyo Photography College's Commercial Department and joined the Mainichi Advertising Agency, then became a freelance photographer. This book features many infrared photographs by Soejima and Arizono, and is centered around Soejima's text and photographs. As the tagline "5 years of treasured photographs" suggests, the majority of the book is made up of vivid and realistic infrared photographs of men and women having sex in the park, but the text is practical in that it describes how to take infrared photographs, while also having a strong essay-like, reportage-like character that includes various things that happened on the set. The sequel to this book, "Adult Photography: Peeping Part II," is written by the close-up photographer Kagami Kagami. This is the second printing of this book.