Published by Pegasus Books in 1981, ～110 pages, 21×15 cm
First edition, softcover, dust jacket
Condition: Very Good+ (light dust jacket wear, red remainder mark on edge, interior and binding near fine.)

Infrared Camera is a rare, anonymously published photobook that explores the voyeuristic thrill of infrared photography. In the spirit of Document Koen.
This book follows a striking couple through a series of erotic encounters, organized by setting—car, dressing room, office, riverbed, and more, staged in a stolen-photo aesthetic.

A very uncommon and highly charged artifact of Japan’s underground visual culture.