Fathers and daughters of Iran





A series of portraits of fathers and daughters in Iran stressed portrays the essence of society in Iran. A series of portraits, which made Nafisa Motlak small comments to each photo as if lift the veil. Strong and visible external differences. Different segments of the population, different levels of relationships, different requirements for each other. Different and this looks like the love between fathers and daughters.

Fathers and daughters of Iran


Fatima and her dad. "My father - a librarian in a mosque. People think that I have no freedom, because my father is a cleric. But it is not so! He even let me go on a national book fair with friends when I was 15 ».

Fathers and daughters of Iran

Shadi and her father is a businessman. "My dad - a boy in the shower. You just have to find the key to his behavior, and all in my hands ».

Fathers and daughters of Iran

Nevsha and her dad. "My dad was an engineer, five days a week, he was at work and, in general, I provided myself».

Fathers and daughters of Iran

Fatima and dad. "My dad is the best. I do not know what to add ».

Fathers and daughters of Iran

Katayun and dad. "My father, a retired military officer, takes care of me too, so consider all of my friends. But I think that it just takes active part in my life ».

Fathers and daughters of Iran

Shima and Lina. "Our father is engaged in international social projects. He was educated in Europe, and we are given a lot of freedom in life ».

Fathers and daughters of Iran

Zahra. "My dad is unemployed. What to say about it, I do not know, I never anything about him not saying yes and I do not know what to say ».

Fathers and daughters of Iran

Arezoo. "My father - a carpet salesman. He is so risible, all amused, we often organize family celebrations and fun all together ».

Fathers and daughters of Iran

Fatima. "My dad works in a field. Works a lot, and I'm with him ».

Fathers and daughters of Iran

Masha. "My dad was a veteran and I am very proud of him. I really want it to be the most happy as possible. "