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Arab Town from Hamed Nazari on Vimeo.

A piece of videoart from my recent project Arab Town. Shahid-Beheshti town in Mashhad called Arab's Town. Wich is located at north-east of Iran consisting of 42 residential blocks building, which each building block is consisting of 45 unit apartments and nearly 1400 people are living there during the Iran and Iraq war -which lasted over 8 years- many southern cities of Iran such as Abadan, Khoram shahr & many arab residents cities had the most casualties at that's time which you they had to leave their homes, which at some cases they did not even pick up their belongings, they only had their clothes on and run to the cities where they could be safe. Music : Nasser Shamma

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Mashiran village. #Meshkinshahr #iran Photo by : Soheil Shafiee @soheil_shafiee #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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Moghan desert. #Moghan #iran Photo by : Akbar Alinejad @akbar_alinejad #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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Tabriz. #Tabriz #iran Photo by : Amin Zeinyzadeh @amin_zeinyzadeh #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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Maqbarat-o-shoara or the Mausoleum of Poets belongs to poets, mystics and famous people, located in the Surkhab district of Tabriz in Iran. It was built by Tahmaseb Dolatshahi in the mid-1970s while he was the Secretary of Arts and Cultures of East Azarbaijan. #Tabriz #iran Photo by : Babak Alipour @iambabakalipour #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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A coach training his prentice in a private horse riding club. #Tabriz #iran Photo by : Pouria Siminpour @pouriasimin #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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#Abhar #iran Photo by : Fardin Nazari @fardin.nazari #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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Tabriz Laleh Park shopping Center. #Tabriz #iran Photo by : Khashayar Javanmardi @kjavanmardi #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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Watching football in Teahouse. #Tabriz #Iran Photo by : Samad Alizadeh @samadalizade31 #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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A man taking photo from his friend in the teahouse. #Tabriz #Iran Photo by : Sajjad Dakhili @dakhilii #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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A man taking photo from his friend in the teahouse. #Tabriz #Iran Photo by : Sajjad Dakhili @dakhilii #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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For this week's #FollowFriday we feature a photo of Hamidreza Amiri @hamidrezaamiri_ Woman. #Hamedan #Iran #everydayAZB #everydayeverywhere #FF

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For this week's #FollowFriday we feature a photo of Mohammad Safarpour @safarpourmohamad Rain on the way . #Mashhad #Iran #everydayAZB #everydayeverywhere #FF

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For this week's #FollowFriday we feature a photo of Ata Ranjbar Zeidanloo @ata_ranjbarzeydanlou Mothers. #Guchan #Iran #everydayAZB #everydayeverywhere #FF

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Iran martyrs. #Abhar #Iran Photo by : Fardin Nazari @fardin.nazari #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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Tabriz Bazar. #Tabriz #Iran Photo by : Niaz Chalabianloo @niazch #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB

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In the late 1990s, Lake Urmia, in north-western Iran, was twice as large as Luxembourg and the largest salt-water lake in the Middle East. Since then it has shrunk substantially, and was sliced in half in 2008, with consequences uncertain to this day, by a 15-km causeway designed to shorten the travel time between the cities of Urmia and Tabriz. Historically, the lake attracted migratory birds including flamingos, pelicans, ducks and egrets. Its drying up, or desiccation, is undermining the local food web, especially by destroying one of the world’s largest natural habitats of the brine shrimp Artemia, a hardy species that can tolerate salinity levels of 340 grams per litre, more than eight times saltier than ocean water. Effects on humans are perhaps even more complicated. The tourism sector has clearly lost out. While the lake once attracted visitors from near and far, some believing in its therapeutic properties, Urmia has turned into a vast salt-white barren land with beached boats serving as a striking image of what the future may hold. Desiccation will increase the frequency of salt storms that sweep across the exposed lakebed, diminishing the productivity of surrounding agricultural lands and encouraging farmers to move away. Poor air, land, and water quality all have serious health effects including respiratory and eye diseases . #LakeUrmia #Iran Photo by : Hamed Nazari @hamednzri #EverydayEverywhere #EverydayAZB