Hideaki Hamada's name.

Hideaki Hamada, a Japanese photographer, was born in Osaka 1977. He often uses Pentax 67II camera, Kodak Portra 400NC and 160NC film to continue his fresh style. In 20 10, I began to record the carefree daily life of two sons (Haru and Mina) who were only 4 or 5 years old. This shooting project "Haru and Mina" fully shows the most childish movements and expressions in childhood.

Keenly captured the most pure movements and expressions unique to children, extended the time and space of recording, and made the whole group of works have a stronger * * * sound for the audience.

He said: "My child is not only my dearest baby, but also my own reflection. When I recorded their lives on film, I seemed to be reborn before my eyes. I always take pictures from the perspective of a bystander, and the children's natural performance always exceeds my expectations. I hope to take photos with a sense of existence so that everyone can feel the happiness and beauty conveyed in the photos. Some people and things already exist here. "