A long-term documentary project created during my final journey across Iran before migration. Rather than focusing on destinations, this series explores the quiet, overlooked spaces in between: empty roads, solitary trees, power poles, and forgotten structures. Throughout this project, I revisited the memories of my childhood road trips—pausing this time to photograph the moments I used to pass by without notice. Each frame is a visual reflection of restlessness, nostalgia, and a silent farewell to a landscape I once called home.
My name is Sepand Rezazadeh. I’m a 28-year-old photographer, born in Iran and currently based in the United Arab Emirates. Since childhood, I’ve been drawn to capturing moments, first with the small cameras I had at home, taking photos and videos just out of curiosity. Over the years, photography became more than a hobby. It turned into a way for me to tell stories. I started to see each photo as part of a bigger narrative, whether in street scenes, portraits, or quiet everyday moments. For the past ten years, I’ve been working professionally as a photographer, always searching for hidden st
