Afsaneh: A woman's life in passport photos
Categories: Photo project
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/afsaneh-a-womans-life-in-passport-photos.htmlEvery day, photographers around the world are looking for new ways to tell stories or capture something we haven't noticed before. We choose interesting photo projects and ask their authors about what they wanted to say. In this issue you will find the Afsaneh series by British photographer Ali Mobasser, in which he captured the life path of his beloved aunt in her photographs from documents - from school certificates and driver's licenses to passports and travel tickets.
1. 55 years old, travel card, London, 2012
2. 52 years old, British passport, London, 2009
3. 50 years old, Iranian identity card, Tehran, 2007
4. 42 years old, British passport, London, 1999
5. 39 years old, Iranian passport, London, 1996
6. 24 years old, UN refugee passport, London, 1981
7. 18 years old, driver's license, Tehran, 1975
8. 12 years old, primary school graduation diploma, Tehran, 1969
9. 11 years old, certificate of completion of the fifth grade, Tehran, 1968
10. 10 years old, certificate of completion of the fourth grade, Tehran, 1967
11. 9 years old, certificate of completion of the third grade, Tehran, 1966
12. 8 years old, certificate of completion of the second class, Tehran, 1965
13. 7 years old, certificate of completion of the first class, Tehran, 1964
Keywords: Documents | Iran | Passport | Family archive
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