A Kurdish Man by Moslem Azimi
Traditional Kurdish clothes for men consist of loose trousers with a shirt and jacket, cummerbund, and a skullcap over which is worn a turban folded from a large square of material. Colors of clothing are frequently symbolic of a wearer’s tribe, alliance, or political party. I met this man in Qaysari Bazaar and took the opportunity to photograph him as an example of this time-honoured attire.
Nikon 7200 with 18-300mm | Exposure 1/320sec @ f/4.8 | Focal Length 35mm | ISO 100
Award Winner
Photo of the Day
Award Date
May 9, 2022
67
AWARD SCORE
Value 13
Clarity 12
Composition 18
Style 12
Skill 12
Award Category
Portrait Photography
Photograph Location
Avihang Village, Kurdistan Province, Iran
Even though Moslem Azimi lives in Iran and has Iranian nationality, his origin is Kurdish not Persian. He did his Bachelor of Arts in English Translation. He loves photography, however, he doesn’t have academic education in it. He learned photography by himself. He is part of many photography groups and has been exhibiting his works in both national and international photography exhibitions. Azimi’s goal is to portray the Kurdish lifestyle, method of living, their culture, and tradition thought his photography.
Current Location
Javanrud, Kermanshah Province, Iran
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