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In this evocative capture, a father and son share a quiet moment over traditional samovar tea in Quba, Azerbaijan. The photographer highlights the cultural significance of 'chay,' where freshly brewed, strong tea is served in iconic pear-shaped armudu glasses. By focusing on the steam and the intimate interaction between the pair, the image transcends a simple portrait to become a testament to Azerbaijani hospitality and ancient customs. The composition is particularly award-worthy for its ability to transform a daily ritual into a timeless, atmospheric narrative, beautifully rendered in the classic black and white medium.
Born in Baku, Azerbaijan, Fidan Nazim Qizi continues to reside in her home city while frequently traveling abroad to document the world. An avid hiker and nature enthusiast, she found her primary artistic inspiration in the works of Vivian Maier, which led her to specialize in the black and white medium. Fidan views photography as a vital source of energy and inspiration, using her lens to capture the profound feelings and human connections found within everyday life.
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