Photography as a door into care and community.

Photographs carry the presence and quiet intentions of a person. By recording those who work and live within welfare with care, we hope to help viewers meet them across the small distance between us.

Toward a society where everyone can live at ease, as themselves — we walk that path with a camera in hand.

Services

About shoots

A photographer with hands-on welfare experience prepares an environment where everyone can be photographed at ease.

We move at each person's pace — those with disabilities, older people, and anyone unused to being photographed are held in mind throughout the session.

Individual portraits, group shoots, and on-site visits to facilities and other locations are all welcome.

The act of being photographed itself is treated as a safe, gentle experience — from the first inquiry through the shoot day.

For any inquiries about a shoot, please reach out via the contact page.

About

Photographer

田中 雛羽

Suu Tanaka

Photographer

Alongside portraits of ballet dancers, the photographer also works within welfare — recording the people and moments that shape the field.

The work is grounded not just in craft, but in the trust between subject and photographer, so that each person's true self can surface in the frame naturally.

Exhibition

Exhibition Information

Thoughts given words. Memories drawn in image.

Each person carries their own way of feeling and seeing. That difference isn't a flaw — it is the shape of who they are.

Unseen distances sometimes form between us. Trying to know another person through their work can quietly close a little of that distance.

We hope this exhibition offers a moment to think about a gentler society — one where differences are simply received.

Small photo exhibition — “Walls-Free World”

Dates
June 30 (Tue) – July 14 (Tue)

Shoots & inquiries

On-site shoots, ongoing activity records, communication materials — happy to chat.

Contact

Sister site

Suu Tanaka Photography

Ballet and stage photography — visit the main site.

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