honorable mention
Amirhossein Naghian iran, islamic republic of
Photo © Amirhossein Naghian
title
dream of freedom
The opening ceremony was attended by Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his wife, Farah Pahlavi, who unveiled the first human rights charter of Cyrus the Great (first written by Cyrus the Great, the Achaemenid king).
During the Iranian Revolution , there were gatherings in the square, and after the victory of the revolution, a rousing program by Rouhollah Khomeini on his return from Paris to Tehran was held there, and his name was changed from Shahyad Square to freedom Square. During the revolution, slogans were written on the towers.
In the weeks following the tenth presidential election in Iran, freedom Square was the site of some protesters' rallies, and slogans were again posted on the tower.
According to surveys, most of Tehran's citizens have identified the Freedom Tower as a symbol of Tehran.
40 years after the Iranian Revolution, they are still seeking freedom!
(( A dream that goes through our eyes everyday ))
Bachelor of Urban Studies
Self-taught photographer and active in fine art photography and architecture
Has a professional degree in photography
Top 35 Photographer in Urban Landscape Festival of Russia's 35awards and Print 3 Photos in Annual Magazine;
Finalist for HIPA Emirates Grand Prix in color(2018)
And publishing interviews with reputable shades of gray #21 magazines as well as publishing several photographs in other magazines.
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entry description
In the solar year, a design of an Iranian symbol was identified among Iranian architects, and at the end of the project was a 24-year-old architect, Hossein Amanat, and a graduate of the College of Fine Arts. Tehran won and was chosen to build. Operation of the Azadi Tower began on November 11th, and after twenty-eight months of operation, it was launched on September 9th under the name of Shahyad Tower.The opening ceremony was attended by Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his wife, Farah Pahlavi, who unveiled the first human rights charter of Cyrus the Great (first written by Cyrus the Great, the Achaemenid king).
During the Iranian Revolution , there were gatherings in the square, and after the victory of the revolution, a rousing program by Rouhollah Khomeini on his return from Paris to Tehran was held there, and his name was changed from Shahyad Square to freedom Square. During the revolution, slogans were written on the towers.
In the weeks following the tenth presidential election in Iran, freedom Square was the site of some protesters' rallies, and slogans were again posted on the tower.
According to surveys, most of Tehran's citizens have identified the Freedom Tower as a symbol of Tehran.
40 years after the Iranian Revolution, they are still seeking freedom!
(( A dream that goes through our eyes everyday ))
about the photographer
27 year old Amir Hossein from tehran,IranBachelor of Urban Studies
Self-taught photographer and active in fine art photography and architecture
Has a professional degree in photography
Top 35 Photographer in Urban Landscape Festival of Russia's 35awards and Print 3 Photos in Annual Magazine;
Finalist for HIPA Emirates Grand Prix in color(2018)
And publishing interviews with reputable shades of gray #21 magazines as well as publishing several photographs in other magazines.
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