Beauty in Beard

محمد عمران,   Afghanistan, Kabul

J.p. Lawrence,   Afghanistan, Kabul

Hamid Sultani,   Afghanistan, kabul

tayebeh rasuli,   Afghanistan

Buzkashy

Afghan horsemen compete in the traditional sport of Buzkashi in Badakhshan province. The ancient game is an Afghan national sport which is played between two teams of horsemen competing to throw a animal carcass into a circle.

M.Sharif Shayeq,   Afghanistan, Faizabad

Neman Noori,   Afghanistan, Kabul

Jahan Numa Palace

Jahan Numa Palace in Kholm, built in the Indian colonial style in the late 19th century

Hamid Reza Rahmani,   Afghanistan, kabul

Street photography

Afghan man walks as he is carrying milk cream to sale in Ghazni Afghanistan

Ghulam Mustafa Andalib,   Afghanistan, Ghazni

a portrait from an afghan man with local look

Nasir Faizy,   Afghanistan, kabul

Woman on potato land

This woman I captured her photo was very generous because she asked me to take her photo which was very amazing because in some place women and girls are obssessed that we shouldn't photograph them. In fact, Bamiyan's people is kind and generous than Kabul's people and it was an amazing experience.

Amin Khodadadi,   Afghanistan, Kabul

A poor Man who is sewing the old shoes

A poor man who is sewing old shoes and don't have any shop, but have selected a small area on the street and do his work and earn money for his daily income. his hardworking and patient is a good advice for young generation.

Malika Khaliqi,   Afghanistan, Kabul

Mountains of Afghanistan.

Clouds and mountains.

سید حسین عمران,   Afghanistan, Mazar I sharif

Latifa Zafar Attaii,   Afghanistan, Kabul

malali,   Afghanistan, Mazar-e-sharif

Love for genius

صدیقه کامران,   Afghanistan, Kabul

Loneliness has not history

For me, art is an instinctive experience. I used to write poetry before I got into photography, and now I'm trying to portray my poems through the camera. A minimalist approach for the better expressing this experience helps me invite others to see what I see. These photos are an attempt to show the simple, minimalist beauties around me. I have less conceptual communication but more an emotional encounter to the elements in my photos. Lines and shapes do not tell me stories but express feelings that cannot be explained. I think some things have to be perceived by seeing.

Mohib Ali,   Afghanistan, Kabul