BARE is a creative brand and publication founded by photographer Josh Kobayashi, focused on exploring sensuality, confidence, and design through photography and storytelling.

The BARE Issue is the digital publication and membership side of BARE — featuring new photo sets, visual essays, and behind-the-scenes content released regularly.

Members receive unlimited access to every photo set, behind-the-scenes content, early access to product drops, member-only discounts, and exclusive invitations to creative collaborations and future events.

New photo sets and features are released regularly — typically every couple weeks — to keep The BARE Issue evolving and alive.

Yes, absolutely. You can cancel your subscription at any time with no hidden fees. Your access will remain active until the end of your billing period.

While BARE focuses on sensuality and the human form, the content shown is not meant to be overly explicit or objectifying. The work is art-driven, intimate, and human — rooted in design, emotion, and storytelling.

BARE combines fine-art photography, editorial design, and authentic storytelling. It’s not about performance or perfection — it’s about presence, confidence, and emotion.

BARE was founded and is creatively directed by Josh Kobayashi, a photographer exploring the art of being seen through light, texture, and tone.

Yes. BARE thrives on collaboration. Models, artists, and creatives are encouraged to reach out with stories or themes they’d like to explore. Visit the SUBMIT page for more information.

Currently, BARE works on a collaborative basis. Models receive full access to all final images and a lifetime full access membership to BARE.

Yes. BARE offers a growing collection of physical products — including prints, collectibles, and limited-edition design pieces that expand the brand beyond the screen.

You can sign up directly through our website. Just choose a monthly or annual plan and unlock access instantly.

Yes — membership includes full access to the archive of all past and future photo sets within The BARE Issue.

“Bare” is about more than skin — it’s about honesty, confidence, and freedom. It’s the art of feeling seen, not exposed.