Hi! My name is Amir. I'm a university photography professor and a former architectural designer with more than 16 years of experience in photography.

 

I have a Master of Fine Art in Photography from Penn State and a Master's degree in Architectural Engineering. I am the photography faculty at Austin Peay State University in Tennessee, where I teach a variety of classes such as Studio Lighting, Darkroom, and Advanced Photography.

 

I enjoy working with people like you, who prefer to work with someone professional who cares about your time, your investment, and your success. I hope we get a chance to meet and talk about how I can exceed your expectations.

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Check out a summary of what I have been fortunate to do in the past below and the images I created on the website.

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What do I do as a fine art photographer?​

I enjoy taking carefully composed 2D conventional photographs as well as non-conventional work that pushes the usual definition of the medium. Illuminated encapsulated photographs in translucent cubic frames, laser-etched tea-toned cyanotypes of photographs taken by cellphone, heavily composited photographs that question the trustworthiness of a photograph, and works that occupy the space rather than just a part of the wall are some examples of my fine art work.​