On film and mirrorless.

Iran • India • London • Prague • Paris • Boston • Philadelphia

STREET PORTRAITS

Philadelphia. Girl after night out for Halloween.
Philadelphia. Girl after night out for Halloween.
London, England.
London, England. Groomsmen sneaking off for a bite in peace at Hyde Park.
London, England. A man and his dog.
Yazd, Iran. "May I take your picture?" I asked. *Click*. A moment later, he turned and ran.
Kashan, Iran. A father with his young son. There's an expression in Farsi, 'inshallah zire saye'e madar pedaret bozorg shi': may you grow up under your mother and father's shadow. "Go ahead, take your pictures," said his dad. "Make my beautiful lit
Kashan, Iran. The young son of a worker at the Tabatabai House museum wears yellow. ("Go ahead, take your pictures," said his dad. "Make my beautiful little boy famous.")
Yazd, Iran. A moment of carefree family fun. Beneath it, a deeper yearning: the hope that the daughters of Iran will live to see a brighter, more free, more hopeful future. [Tri-X 400 film, Canon AE-1, 50mm f1.4 lens]
Kashan, Iran. Man pacing at the historic and beautiful Agha Bozorg Mosque.
Isfahan, Iran. Man and his dog.
Tehran, Iran. Rug merchants in the Grand Bazaar of Tehran.
Iran. Rug artisan in the bazaar of Isfahan.
Couple in Mumbai sits by the water. Snapped on a point-n-shoot film camera from a moving car.
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Iran. Camel-keeper in the desert town of Matinabad.
A woman sells flowers for honoring Hindu gods in the rural South Indian town of Hasan in Karnataka.
Street merchant. Town of Hasan in Karnataka, India.
Tuk-Tuk taxi driver. Town of Hasan in Karnataka, India.
Indian truck driver. Town of Hasan in Karnataka, India.
Indian truck driver. Town of Hasan in Karnataka, India.
West Philly. ("Don't take my picture. I am way too rich and powerful to have my picture taken.")
West Philly.