Renee Osubu’s intimate portraits of black fathers include close friends, professional boxers, even a man with 18 grandchildren she bumped into at the market.
This photo project is something I’m really drawn to because of my relationship with my dad,” says Nigerian-British photographer and director Renee Osubu. Her father passed away in 2017, while she was shooting her debut film Dear Philadelphia. “This is my most vulnerable project because it’s specifically about a relationship and a person I miss. It felt like an honour to be able to spend time with all these different dads.
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