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I am Majid Bazaei (b. 1986, Kazerun, Iran), a street photographer whose work explores the fleeting poetry of everyday life. I began photographing in Shiraz, where the city’s rhythm and people shaped my visual language. After running my own photography studio and gaining experience in commercial and studio work, I gradually shifted my focus entirely to street photography. My work centers on people—their gestures, emotions, and the subtle presence of culture and memory in daily life. Photographing in cities such as Shiraz and London, I seek the shared human connections that make urban life universal. In 2015, I founded the Shiraz Artist Group, one of the most active photography communities in southern Iran, organizing over 150 photowalks and multiple exhibitions. Alongside my personal practice, I continue to explore photography as both a storytelling medium and a way to build creative communities across cultures.…I am Majid Bazaei (b. 1986, Kazerun, Iran), a street photographer whose work explores the fleeting poetry of everyday life. I began photographing in Shiraz, where the city’s rhythm and people shaped my visual language. After running my own photography studio and gaining experience in commercial and studio work, I gradually shifted my focus entirely to street photography. My work centers on people—their gestures, emotions, and the subtle presence of culture and memory in daily life. Photographing in cities such as Shiraz and London, I seek the shared human connections that make urban life universal. In 2015, I founded the Shiraz Artist Group, one of the most active photography communities in southern Iran, organizing over 150 photowalks and multiple exhibitions. Alongside my personal practice, I continue to explore photography as both a storytelling medium and a way to build creative communities across cultures.

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I am Majid Bazaei (b. 1986, Kazerun, Iran), a street photographer whose work explores the fleeting poetry of everyday life. I began photographing in Shiraz, where the city’s rhythm and people shaped my visual language. After running my own photography studio and gaining experience in commercial and studio work, I gradually shifted my focus entirely to street photography. My work centers on people—their gestures, emotions, and the subtle presence of culture and memory in daily life. Photographing in cities such as Shiraz and London, I seek the shared human connections that make urban life universal. In 2015, I founded the Shiraz Artist Group, one of the most active photography communities in southern Iran, organizing over 150 photowalks and multiple exhibitions. Alongside my personal practice, I continue to explore photography as both a storytelling medium and a way to build creative communities across cultures.…I am Majid Bazaei (b. 1986, Kazerun, Iran), a street photographer whose work explores the fleeting poetry of everyday life. I began photographing in Shiraz, where the city’s rhythm and people shaped my visual language. After running my own photography studio and gaining experience in commercial and studio work, I gradually shifted my focus entirely to street photography. My work centers on people—their gestures, emotions, and the subtle presence of culture and memory in daily life. Photographing in cities such as Shiraz and London, I seek the shared human connections that make urban life universal. In 2015, I founded the Shiraz Artist Group, one of the most active photography communities in southern Iran, organizing over 150 photowalks and multiple exhibitions. Alongside my personal practice, I continue to explore photography as both a storytelling medium and a way to build creative communities across cultures.

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I am Majid Bazaei (b. 1986, Kazerun, Iran), a street photographer whose work explores the fleeting poetry of everyday life. I began photographing in Shiraz, where the city’s rhythm and people shaped my visual language. After running my own photography studio and gaining experience in commercial and studio work, I gradually shifted my focus entirely to street photography.
My work centers on people—their gestures, emotions, and the subtle presence of culture and memory in daily life. Photographing in cities such as Shiraz and London, I seek the shared human connections that make urban life universal.
In 2015, I founded the Shiraz Artist Group, one of the most active photography communities in southern Iran, organizing over 150 photowalks and multiple exhibitions. Alongside my personal practice, I continue to explore photography as both a storytelling medium and a way to build creative communities across cultures.