Photo Journal Monday: Kenta Nakamura

©Kenta Nakamura

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This series started when I asked myself, “At which point does God become part of our daily lives?”

Every place has their own tradition or set of traditions. 

Although we humans created these traditions, there is something beyond human—immortal—about it.

In this work, I focused on the subject of “rituals” and I photographed related objects and situations.

Kenta Nakamura is a portrait, documentary, contemporary photographer based in Fukuoka and Tokyo, Japan. Born in 1981. Working for a photo studio LOBJET.

I take photographs of contrasts and vivid images in daily life. I consider photography as a communication tool. I am glad if I can draw out various emotions of viewers and mutually communicate with them.

See more works by Kenta here.