![]() Seven women photographers on women in Iran today. |
![]() Iranian motorists voice their hopes and fears for the new fuel rationing cards. |
![]() How story-telling turned a woman into a fighter. |
![]() Weddings in contemporary Iran: portrait of an era. |
![]() Self-portrait of documentary film-maker Kioumars Derambakhsh. |
![]() Everyone knows about Rumi – except the people of his native land. |
![]() Traditional Iranian styles in a modern world guise. |
![]() Before 1991 Tajiks read more. Life is better but books are in short supply. |
![]() People dress to express individuality, but in Iran politics imposes uniformity. |
![]() Built by Nader Shah, it protected Iran against attack from the north. |
![]() How do people in Kabul find out what is going to happen to them? |
![]() Pictures by British visitors to Afghanistan when India was part of their empire. |
![]() Rather than wear a uniform, Qasem is teaching in a poor village school. |
![]() Ahmad Khalili paints not on canvas or but on the walls of coffee-houses. |
![]() In Nowruz Iranians in Toronto buy goldfish, a symbol of life and exuberance. |
![]() The fish come to the fishermen, not the fishermen to the fish. |
![]() The paintings depict people going about their lives and occupations in Tehran. |
![]() Bahman Rezaiee has invented his own style of deathly parody. |
![]() Ali lives in Tehran but he returns to Khoshk to harvest the barberries. |
![]() The beauty of the carpets hides the pain of those who make them. |
![]() Marjon has five children and a husband who earns $60 a month. |
![]() What happens after the police confiscate the satellite dishes in Tehran? |