I was born on August 29 in Tehran—a city of contrasts, where silence and chaos exist side by side, and where light has a way of finding its path through even the narrowest alleys. Perhaps it was this very contrast that first sparked in me a desire to look deeper. A desire that, years later, would come to life the moment I held my first camera.

I began my journey into photography in 2015. At first, it was a passion—a curiosity to explore what lies beneath the surface of ordinary moments. But very soon, I realized photography is not merely the act of capturing what we see—it’s a way of feeling, understanding, and preserving what we might otherwise forget.

I studied foundational and advanced courses in basic photography, lighting, portrait, nature, and night photography at Tehran Technical Complex, and continued my education at Arman High School. These institutions gave me the tools to express my inner world. Yet, I believe the true art of photography is learned through life itself—through observing people, listening to silence, chasing shadows, and witnessing the quiet poetry of existence.

As an official member of the Iranian Photographers Association, I’m honored to be part of a vibrant community of visual storytellers. My work has been published in prestigious international magazines such as 6x, Artells, Marika, and many others across countries like Italy, France, Denmark, and beyond.

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of participating in and winning awards from leading photography platforms and competitions, including 1x, 500px, 35Awards, YouPic, Photocrowd, Unsplash, ViewBug, and more. Each certificate and award represents not just recognition, but a moment of growth, reflection, and artistic evolution.

But for me, the true reward isn’t in numbers or trophies—it’s in the emotional impact a photo can create. When someone pauses to breathe with a picture, to feel something stir inside them, to remember, to reflect—that is where the soul of photography lives.

I am deeply drawn to portrait photography, where each face tells a story untold. I find peace in nature and landscape photography, where the silence of mountains or the mist of morning carries a truth beyond words. And I am enchanted by night photography, where light and darkness come together in their most intimate dance.

To me, photography is not just about looking—it is about living with awareness.

Every frame I capture is a small act of preservation, a journey from outer world to inner self, a moment made eternal.

I don’t look at it, I feel it