Street Photography
Street photography captures the raw, candid moments of urban life. It focuses on the spontaneous interactions of people, architecture, and culture in city environments. These images often tell powerful stories and evoke emotion, highlighting the beauty of everyday life and the unnoticed details that shape our experiences in public spaces.
Landscape Photography
Landscape photography showcases the grandeur and serenity of the natural world, from sweeping mountain vistas to serene seascapes. This genre emphasizes the vastness, colors, and textures of nature, capturing moments that convey a sense of tranquility, wonder, and the beauty of the outdoors.
Conceptual & Minimal Photography
Conceptual and minimal photography is about expressing ideas through simplicity and clarity. It uses limited elements, clean lines, and a focus on form and composition to evoke deeper meanings. This style encourages viewers to pause, reflect, and interpret the subtle narratives or abstract concepts presented in each image.
Journalism
Journalism photography captures real-life events and stories
Babak Borzouyeh
I want to take a moment to honor and remember Babak Borzouyeh, a remarkable mentor and teacher who profoundly impacted my life. Not only did Babak introduce me to the art of photography, but I also had the privilege of working as his assistant, where I learned firsthand from his exceptional talent and dedication. Through his cinema and photography institution, he guided me with his passion and expertise, and the certificates he awarded me are a testament to his influence. Although he passed away in 2022, his legacy continues to inspire and shape my work. Thank you, Babak, for your mentorship, your patience, and the invaluable lessons you shared. Your spirit and teachings will always be cherished.
Wind And Leaf Exhibition
On November 18, 2019, Parisians flocked to Gallery 21 to experience an evocative exhibition commemorating the legendary Iranian filmmaker and photographer Abbas Kiarostami. Titled "Wind and Leaf," after Kiarostami’s book, the collection features works by Iranian photographers inspired by his poetry. Curated by Babak Borzuyeh and organized by Sheednegar Academy in Tehran in collaboration with the Farabi Cinema Foundation, the exhibit runs until November 23, offering a poignant tribute to Kiarostami’s artistic legacy.