The documentary and fashion photographer snaps a childhood friend wearing Thomas Pink in Seoul, South Korea.
What was the inspiration behind your portrait?
When Thomas Pink asked me for a portrait, I wanted to have a shoot with someone that I am really close with. Oneseo Choi and I have been friends since we were 15. I visited his studio and took a walk with him.
What sort of photography do you specialise in?
Documentary and portrait; I would describe my work as focusing on the depiction of individuals and communities with whom I have engaged, highlighting their various characteristics and intimate moments.
Who or what inspires you creatively?
My friends around me, who are musicians, artists and directors.
Generally speaking, what makes a good picture?
The time spent between the photographer and subjects is crucial, as I believe it shows in the picture.
What’s the most memorable picture you’ve taken?
It’s quite hard to choose, as I have many memorable ones from my journey in photography.
Finally, what do you look for in a shirt?
Comfort, texture and details.
See more of Taemin Ha’s work at taeminha.com and on Instagram @taemin_haa