Bill Day commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
A clear eye is a rare gift in a short-sighted world.
View ArticleBarbara Harris commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
These are amazing Maryam.
View ArticleSandra commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
I see that not all the men cover their heads with turbans. Is this a difference in religious sects there?
View ArticleMargaret Lambert commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan...
Black and white film was so appropriate for these shots. Some are unforgettable- the craggy older man in #1 who looks like an Old Testament prophet- you just don't see these faces anywhere else. Side...
View ArticleMaktaaq commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
I hope you're ok, I just saw the news. The photos are neat and, even though it isn't thirty years ago, or better, forty years ago, I do want a little to go there. One of my coworkers was one of the...
View ArticleMelanie commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
It's been such a joy to watch your photography skills grow over the years (did she say years?!) It is a pleasure to view the world through your eyes-and your mind. Please do be safe!
View ArticleDiana Strinati Baur commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of...
Afgan people are gorgeous. I thought this often when living in Germany (there is a significant Afgan population that lives in Hamburg). The news out of Kabul today has been terrible. I am praying for...
View ArticleKathy here again commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan...
Stay safe Meriem and keep taking these outstanding photos!
View ArticleSplendid market commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan...
I love these photos the subtle color definitions, the expressions, the layers of clothing.
View Articleiselim commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
be safe. I don't know how you ended up there, but please make sure that you don't return in a body bag, otherwise twitterrati will be sorely missing you.
View ArticleKrista Bjorn commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
Exquisite photos - just wonderful.
View Articlekim commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
Beautiful documentation of your journey. Stay safe!
View ArticleSusan Erickson commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
Afghanistan is a timeless society. I travelled the infamous hippy trail overland to India in the 70's and it looked exactly like that. Didn't meet a lot of women but the men made me very nervous. It's...
View Articlecw commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
We're all eagerly awaiting a word from you...........
View Articleheidileon commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
Miryam, As usual wonderful photography. My favorites are #2, #3 and #6. I have two questions: How it was the experience of taking pictures of men been a woman (westerner)?. And #2, which lenses do you...
View ArticleYoli commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
I love them, wish they were in color. Funny thing is for a moment I thought they were.
View ArticleChristine commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
hey maryam - now i ask a similar but different question. did these men seem to mind having a woman take their photos? the 4th one down is my favorite, the younger man with the piercing glance -...
View Articleshayma commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
the photo with the mosque as a backdrop is particularly beautiful. it's interesting to see these photos bec it shows how ideas and perceptions of beauty are different, and not universal. best wishes,...
View ArticleMaryam commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
Men were easier to shoot and really seemed pleased for the most part - these were the candids of the group but have quite a few posed portraits. I only use prime lenses (ie no adjustable lenses) and I...
View ArticleJen Laceda commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
You are so courageous taking these photos! Kudos!
View ArticleMary Pinizzotto commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan...
These are truly special photographs. Thank you so much for sharing your view of the people there. What a gift you are sharing.
View ArticleRomantic bed and breakfasts commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a...
The Afghan men are tall, robust and much beautiful. They are a symbol of bravery, courage and determination. They are so simple and innocent people and extremely hard working and self made people.
View ArticleMimi Lenox commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
It is as if they are speaking to me...we can hear them..your photos are that remarkable.
View ArticlePickledeel commented on 'Pictures of Afghanistan: and a tale of Afghan men '
Excellent. I love this part of the world too. It is something about their reserve that imparts a sense of place and wisdom.
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