Self-image Mika Ninagawa his lens has captured the

his lens has captured the daily lives of the people and the landscapes transforming under urban redevelopment over many years

This photobook by Germany-based photographer Michalis Pichler is a work that combines art historical referencing with contemporary urban critique

and fixating them in the medium of photography

The final result is a photo collection representing Obayashi's unique confrontation with his spirit and the meaning of life—a piece that only the Naoyuki Obayashi of today could create

including flowers laid at graves and the same models Nomura has photographed since childhood as she watched them grow up

Self-image Mika Ninagawa his lens has captured theMika Ninagawa is one of Japans most prominent photographers and film directors. Strikingly different from the "vivid, saturated colors" that have become her trademark, Self image is a distinct and deeply vital photobook, centering on the monochrome self portraits she has taken since the earliest days of her career. Her lens captures her own raw, unembellished body, her inner turbulence, and the stark boundaries of the "self" exposed through