Anyone who is lucky enough to have travelled anywhere in the Islamic world will know it is a trove of diversity, colour and remarkable photographic opportunities. As in most travel spots, chief among the photographic opportunities are the people. We think this collection shows a good spread of what can be achieved with portraits when travelling in many places of the Islamic world and might even have you reaching for your passport.
muslim woman in blue by C. G. P. Grey, on Flickr
Desert Rider by Meanest Indian, on Flickr
Ethiopia by babasteve, on Flickr
Muslims by Daniel Zanini H., on Flickr
Ayat by Beth Rankin, on Flickr
Iman by Daniel Zanini H., on Flickr
Ethiopia by babasteve, on Flickr
Sob o sol by Daniel Zanini H., on Flickr
maulana sahab, khair-ul-minazil, delhi by eenar_6, on Flickr
_MG_6483 by sidelife, on Flickr
We will stay forever by muslim page, on Flickr
Hejaab by Please! Don't Smile., on Flickr
In passing by Beth Rankin, on Flickr
Roadside Recluse by Meanest Indian, on Flickr
Roshan Ali, 60, stands in front of the remains of his home in Pakistan's Sindh Province by DFID – UK Department for International Development, on Flickr
Moharram Fakir by Meanest Indian, on Flickr
Mumbai: Alms Please by babasteve, on Flickr
Blue On Blue by Meanest Indian, on Flickr
Marrakech Merchant by DavidDennisPhotos.com, on Flickr
Matka Wallah by Meanest Indian, on Flickr
Mozambique 01300 by babasteve, on Flickr
FR Society 38: Muslim in Montmartre by francisco_osorio, on Flickr
5 Comments
Don’t take photos without permission! 🙂
The thing to remember!
These are stunning portraits! I have not been to an islamic country yet, but hope to have the opportunity some time.
Beautiful, really stunning, Soul touching photos
Thanx
”Don’t take photos without permission! 🙂
The thing to remember!”
Unless you got a bigass ZOOM!
Interesting presentation and I really enjoyed the sights. I once lived in Tehran and have many pictures from there and it’s nice to see some from other similar countries. Thanks for sharing.