30 Pictures Showing The Diversity In Father-Child Relationships Around The Globe By This Photographer
Interview With ArtistToday, we would like to share with you another project by Gabriele Galimberti, an Italian photographer and author of many meaningful photo series. This time, he captured fathers around the world in moments spent together with their children. Inspired by his own childhood experiences, Galimberti aimed to showcase the diverse ways parents build their relationships and bonds with their kids. Galimberti shared his memories: “The year is 1986. I am eight-and-a-half years old and I’m getting ready for bed. I’m very excited for the morning to arrive. That’s because, in just a few hours, something will happen that’s been happening almost every Sunday for the last year. I’ll feel my father’s hand on my shoulder, shaking me awake as his voice says, ‘Gabri, wake up! It’s six o’clock. We’re going fishing.’”
We recommend visiting Gabriele’s website to access more information about this project and to read the stories behind each photograph. Additionally, if you missed the previous Bored Panda articles about this photographer, we invite you to check them out. The series "Toy Stories" showcased children from over 50 countries and their favorite toys, while "In Her Kitchen" featured stunning portraits of grandmothers from all over the world with their signature dishes.
More info: Instagram | gabrielegalimberti.com
Image credits: Gabriele Galimberti
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Tokyo, Japan
Takeshi Masuma (40), Luna (7), and Nene (3)
Wadala Slum, Mumbai, India
Rizwan Shaikh (24), Zafinah (3) and Zeenath (3 months)
Mumbai, India
Tirupati Pogla (32) and Yashika Pogla (5)
Florence, Italy
Paolo Woods (45), Enea (5), and Sara (2)
Portland, Oregon, USA
Galen Malcolm (24) and Leon (3)
So glad the dad in this photo is intelligent enough to have his child wear protective breathing equipment. Aerosol particles are not good!
Hon Atsugi, Japan
Rea (6), Takayasu (39), Yushi (4), Ryota (9), Kota (6) and Masami (43)
Barcelona, Spain
Jordi Luque (38) and Rai (4)
San Francisco, California, USA
Francisco (51), Jonathan (48), and Tallulah (5)
Florence , Italy
Davide Woods (42), Noah (8), and Ian (2)
Belgium (Photo Taken In The Red Sea, Egypt)
Jan Huygens (41) and Roos Eline (5)
Great photo! This child will love the sea and sea creatures forever
Xiamen, China
Gu Tao (36) and Gu Zi Auxan (5)
New Taipei City, Taiwan
Chang Lin Tsai (38) and Ming Shiang Tsai (4)
Cahuita, Costa Rica
Michael Chamarro Suarez (32), Johan (7), Jamie (5), Sofia (5) and Giulia (1)
Vevey, Switzerland
Jason Singer (39), Juliette (10), and Lenny (7)
I was like “well, where is the dad?”, then I see his head just above water. 😁
San Francisco, California, USA
Jared Katz (37), Isadora (7) and Roscoe (4)
Woolsthorpe-By-Colsterworth, UK
Dean Colyer (49), Alisha (13), Harugy (10), Gracie-Lee (9) and Hilly (7)
Oh that looks familiar. Dad taught me how to play pool in his local when I was 9. I still go there to drink with him when I visit.
Bogotá, Colombia
Manuel Villa (39) ,Elias (2), and Lila (7 months)
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Fouad Kuyali (35),Mazen (4) and Julie (2)
That kid is about to learn an important life lesson, LEGOS ARE SO F*****G SHARP!
Taichung, Taiwan
Chung Mang Che (40), Chung Jui Han (9),Chung Kai Eing (8) and Chung Jia Ying (6)
What program are they watching with such intensity?
Chung is the family name, which is listed first in many Asian cultures. These people would be called by their first names (Mang Che, Jui Han, Kai Eing, and Jia Ying).
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Vik Muniz (55), Francesco Bonelli (12) and Dora (4)
Austin, Texas, USA
Timothy Klatt (32), Ogden (6), Amity (4), and Lillian (5 months)
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Amel Sharief (45), Alma (11), Leena (9), Aya (4) and Mohamed (2)
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
James Wade (36), Dejah (15),Tyler (12) and Haden (8)
I barely trust my kids to not hurt themselves with a potato peeler and this dude is giving them guns? Fries my brain
What an amazing piece, Thank you too all the families for shareing with all of us a piece of ourselves.
For some reason the USA ones where the ones that felt like the dads where angry or something. Except the beach one.
Almost all, lovely-looking fathers, which is beautiful but so not representing the range of diversity. Where's my dad? The only one I might relate to is number 30.
What an amazing piece, Thank you too all the families for shareing with all of us a piece of ourselves.
For some reason the USA ones where the ones that felt like the dads where angry or something. Except the beach one.
Almost all, lovely-looking fathers, which is beautiful but so not representing the range of diversity. Where's my dad? The only one I might relate to is number 30.
