Japanese photographer Okahara: winner of French award

Japanese photographer Okahara: winner of French award

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese documentary photographer Kosuke Okahara, winner of the 2014 Pierre & Alexandra Boulat Association Award in France for his 10-year project examining drug violence in Colombia, speaks during an interview in Tokyo on Oct. 14, 2014.

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