Malaysia-based Iranian photographer's charity photo series to assist refugee families


Amin taps into the mood of a rainy day in KL with 'I Watched The Rain All Evening'. Photos: Amin Kamrani

Iranian Amin Kamrani was 15 when he attended his first photography class. It was back in his hometown of Tehran as part of his summer activities before his school year began.

During the class, his teacher was very dismissive of the students and said none would make it as photographers.

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