Hijab
45 creative works found
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A candid capture of a young Muslim woman in hijab who glanced at me through a ferry window.
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This young Muslim woman was watching a busker when suddenly the wind caught her hijab
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Another self!! i love this one (not to sound vain =P) this is part of a current project. tell me what you think. =)
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I like this one a lot, but my friends think the second version should be entered into a contest i was thinking about. will upload shortly. comments and critique appreciated.
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Version 2, entering into a contest. comment and critique appreciated. =)
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Candid taken in Fed Square Melbourne
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FULL VIEW PLEASE / so that way you can see the reflection =) disclaimer ; this was just something i was testing out. I am NOT making a statement of any kind.
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Looking at things differently – with a fresh eye – is a mental state that human being possess. It is about curiosity, about being enthusiastic, excited, passionate, and creative. It makes us see ordinary things as extra-ordinary and beautiful. It makes us ready for awfully big adventures. Matted Print /
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This was my entry into last years “Australian Poster Annual” comp which had the theme “In light of recent events” I based this on a report how some local Muslim women here in Melbs recently replaced their traditional hijab’s with an Australian flag. The images were pretty powerful & it forced me to face some prejudices I wasn’t aware I had. The Sydney riots had just happened and what I saw there just sickened me, with a whole bunch of supposed patriots waving flags and drawing a line in the sand on what they define as “Australian” as if that’s ever possible. Just what do you have to do to be considered ‘Australian’ in this country? Anyway, enuff ranting, but this did pick up the people’s choice award, which kinda gives me a bit of hope.
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Group of veiled Iranian women touring the ruins of Persepolis, Iran, Middle East
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Me again. =) Just experimenting.
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Veiled women in mosque courtyard, just before noon azan [call to prayer] Eyup Mosque, Istanbul Turkey
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Its something new… I’m not sure if i like it.. I’d appreciate some feed back, even if its to say you don’t like it.
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Veiled women in mosque courtyard, Eyup Mosque, Istanbul Turkey
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Everything by me. =)
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Putra Jaya, Malaysia the seperation of fashion and religion interesting political agenda -Canon EOS Rebel XT
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Photo of me, taken with camera on tripod with timed shutter.
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Yemen is a very conservative Islamic country and women are only seen in public if they are completely covered. The style of dress shown in this image is popular with younger women and consists of 3 parts – the balto (the long black robe), the hijab (the headscarf) and the niqab (the face veil). This image taken in the old city Sana’a – part of Yemen’s capital city. Lisa Germany Photography
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The original work is acrylic on canvas board 18”x18”. This is a satyrical comment on the attitude of religious extremists to women, using Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” as inspiration.
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Hadramawt – Yemen / In rural communities in Yemen, all the adults regularly meet to discuss questions of the civil society (equipment, schools, roads, hospitals, etc.) like in any municipality of our countries. Women are consulted as well as men and they all vote individually about the decisions to take. The day of the community assembly is a big occasion for these women who can speek their voices in public and would not miss their chance by any way ! Top 10 in challenge Wearing a Mask for group First Things
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Yemen
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Schoolclass in Hadramawt – Yemen Featured in Odd One Out / Featured in The Human Condition / Featured in Art of the Middle-East / Wins the challenge Out of Place in the group Mood and Ambience / Wins the challenge Celebrating Our Differences in the group Mood and Ambience
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Hello , Flower of Sudan, is one of the nicest and sweetest look I saw during my visit to Sudan for Art in All of Us (www.artinallofus.org) activities last year To know more about this visit, go to my / / / All proceeds from sales of pictures will go to the child art education project of Art in All of Us (WWW.ARTINALLOFUS.ORG) /
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