AnOther Magazineのインスタグラム(anothermagazine) - 11月21日 23時14分

After a trip to America’s rural south in the thick of the 2016 elections, @fumi_nagasaka turned to “photography as a tool to show this appreciation for life”⁠
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Following an invitation to visit her friend Tanya Rouse’s hometown, Nagasaka travelled to Walker County, Alabama, where she was struck by a different kind of beauty – worlds away from her home in New York, and reminiscent in some ways of the small Japanese town she grew up in.⁠
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“When I got there, I was in shock. The lifestyle was so different. It’s a rural small town. And I started to learn a lot,” she tells @nikicolet. Despite their different cultural backgrounds, Walker County’s locals welcomed her with warmth and kindness, opening their lives and homes.⁠
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“I thought, ‘Oh, this is why I started photography – because I love connecting with people.’ I love to use photography as a tool to show this appreciation for life.”⁠
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Read the full interview through the link in our bio 🔗⁠
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📷 @fumi_nagasaka⁠
1. Addie Crying, 2019 ⁠
2. Mr. James, 2018 ⁠
3. Teen Spirit, 2018⁠
4. Pink House, 2018⁠
5. Amiyah and Tavean, 2020⁠
6. The Band, 2017⁠
7. Matthew in His Car, 2019⁠
8. Kaleb and Kavin, 2018⁠
9. Addie and McKenzie Drying Addie’s Rabbit, G Top, 2020⁠
10. Nolan at His Dads Chicken Coop, 2020

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