Lost Art From Iran

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When going through some old photographs I stumbled upon a few photographs from Iran that I seemed to have missed.. I had traveled to Iran in the summer of 2007 on a college trip. One of my first trips where I took photographs not as a tourist but a then amateur photographer.. not knowing then that I'd be doing this for a living.. 




You can see more of my photographs taken in Iran here

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Comments

  1. Loulou11/11/2013

    So beautiful Hena.

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  2. Diana11/11/2013

    Wow, these are wonderful.

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  3. ice pandora11/11/2013

    Beautiful and detailed pictures, may I
    ask what camera you use ^^? Xx

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  4. To The River11/11/2013

    Beautiful as always!

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  5. Carie @ Space for the Butterflies11/11/2013

    What a beautiful stained glass window; both the shape and the colours are gorgeous!

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  6. Pumpkin Delight (Kimberly)11/11/2013

    Love the stained glass. Very pretty.

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  7. beina11/12/2013

    Wow!
    Really wonderful photos!as always!

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  8. Anvilcloud11/12/2013

    No doubt that was a memorable trip. It's good to re-discover old photos.

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  9. Anonymous11/12/2013

    I love the door knockers!! How could you not have known that is what you'd be doing for a living, you are so good :) New follower on Blog Lovin'

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    1. Hena Tayeb11/12/2013

      thank you..
      my dad envisioned me as more of a corporate type.. art school wasn't exactly his cup of tea.

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  10. Anonymous11/12/2013

    These are gorgeous! You really have such a talent.

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  11. Caroline11/12/2013

    Wow that last photo - pretty breathtaking!

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  12. Susannah11/12/2013

    Those are some great pictures!

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  13. Why Girls Are Weird11/12/2013

    The windows are stunning.

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  14. Unknown11/13/2013

    Love that door knocker! Imagine all the hands that have used it over the years...

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    1. Hena Tayeb11/13/2013

      Thanks.. never thought about it that way.

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  15. LeeLee11/13/2013

    Love the detail of the door. Great photos, Hena!

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  16. Diana Marks11/13/2013

    great photos!
    LA By Diana

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  17. Briseidy11/13/2013

    beautiful photos! love the window :)

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  18. sonia // daring coco11/13/2013

    They're amazing! I love looking back at old snaps. Especially seeing you progress to making it professional, you can see it with these shots how talented you are!


    SDMxx
    www.daringcoco.com

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  19. Stella11/14/2013

    The rainbow windows look very beautiful.
    x
    Stella from a A Shiny Place

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  20. Laura Jones11/14/2013

    the photos are really lovely and interesting! x

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  21. Kaylan11/15/2013

    These are gorgeous!

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  22. Vivian Cooper11/17/2013

    Wow, these are great photos. Even as an "amateur" you were showing serious talent! Thank you for sharing.

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  23. Shoko11/18/2013

    these are beautiful! what amazing windows!

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  24. Photographer Port Macquarie12/10/2013

    I was going through these photographs from Iran. Glad to look at all those diverse Door Knockers and windows. Wonderful, just wonderful. You were a stunning amateur photographer.

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  25. funny yearbook pictures12/07/2014

    It’s almost magical, thank you so much for sharing. I can only hope to be able to take pictures this good when I get up and running!! Thanks for the inspiration!

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