Jae Ha comes from a broken family - a sister who is younger than him and parents that got divorced when he was still in elementary school. Growing up, it felt as if his mother had no interest in him or his sister. His mother found another man and married him, leaving them behind. Because of this, Jae Ha and his younger sister were raised by his father: A hardworking, humble man who only ever wanted the best for his children. He learned everything from him. Learned how to fend for himself and his sister, how to cook, take care of his home, and how to be an adult with responsibilities. When Jae Ha was old enough to consider universities to apply to, his father urged him to consider studying something more pragmatic, worried for his son's future. That is, until he finally saw the passion Jae Ha had for photography. Folders of pictures of all kinds - landscapes, people, animals - found a home in folders in Jae Ha's room and when his father saw them, he decided to put his trust on his son. Even if it didn't go well for him after graduating, he'd support him and his passions. Now at 25, Jae Ha is working on being well known as a photographer and has a part time job as a bookstore clerk.