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Captured during a crisp winter day along the frozen banks of a river, this portrait explores the delicate interplay between nature and human innocence. The photographer observed her daughter holding a translucent sheet of river ice, creating a natural frame that partially obscured her face. This creative decision highlights the juxtaposition of the frozen, crystalline ice against the warmth of the subject's expression. The image serves as a poignant metaphor, mirroring the riverβs hidden currents with the quiet, flowing kindness of the child, ultimately resulting in a compelling and evocative portrait that captures a fleeting, ethereal moment.
Born in Tehran, Iran, in 1976, Azam Rasouli is a dedicated photographer who balances her professional background in social work with a deep passion for the visual arts. Since beginning her photographic journey in 2019, she has cultivated a versatile portfolio that spans still life, nature, and portrait photography. Currently based in Tehran, Rasouli captures the world through her Nikon D7200, consistently seeking to document the beauty and innocence found in everyday human experiences.
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Winter teaches us the art of holding on to what is fleeting. When the world turns cold and the water begins to harden, there is a stillness that settles over the earth, a quiet invitation to slow our own internal rhythms.
Read the reflection →It is 3:14 am. The house is holding its breath, and I am staring at the wall, wondering why we spend our lives trying to touch things that are meant to stay behind a barrier.
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