When you title a book as audaciously as Analog Iran, readers expect great things. After all, isn't this a book about an entire country - one that most people are never going to visit? Well, yes and no. In some ways, the book is about Iran, mostly depicted as a series of urban vignettes. In many other ways, this book about a mood; the mood of a country under severe religious, economic and political pressure.
Any photography project is of course, a subjective selection of pictures created by an artist, and what is left out of the frame is often more important than what is included. That being the case, Analog Iran could of course never be a complete representation of an entire nation. Instead, this small book captures a moment in time when Trump was threatening war, the economy was in free fall, foreigners were being arrested and ordinary Iranians were being impacted in ways I could never fully comprehend. - Ali MC
Thanks for all your support in 2024! 🙏
As we welcome 2025, we’re gearing up for something exciting—a Shot on Nana exhibition, likely happening mid-year.
As a wise person once said, “The proof is in the pudding.” This is our chance to come together and show the world what’s possible with the tiny yet mighty Nana camera! 📸
Curious about its image quality? Check out some decent results from our recent photowalk here (scroll to the bottom for the photos, in black-and-white).
If you already have a Nana camera, it’s time to get shooting! If you’d like to grab one, you can find it here.
Until then, remember:
Stay Positive, Shoot Negative. 🖤