Bruce Osborn Explores Parent-Child Dynamics in Japan with “OYAKO”

While there's nothing new about family photos and parent-child portraiture, an out-of-the-box idea can breathe new life to them as an interesting photography project. Case in point is the work of Tokyo-based Bruce Osborn titled OYAKO: An Ode to Parents and Children, which gives us a peek into the relationship and dynamics between parents and children in Japan.

The idea for this series -- which has been made into a book as well -- came while he was doing another assignment, but more than just a side project, it evolved into a more meaningful pursuit to share a slice of Japanese life and culture.  .

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2019-1-2 17:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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