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Over 150 unpublished photos by Daniel Malikyar reveal a hidden, human, and multifaceted Afghanistan, an intimate portrait like never before. For decades, the image of Afghanistan presented to the world has been shaped by conflict. Yet its story is also one of remarkable diversity, enduring traditions, and everyday acts of humanity.Created over multiple years and journeys, Afghanistan is a deeply personal project by Afghan-American visual artist Daniel Malikyar. Through more than 130 photographs and a series of accompanying essays, the book offers an intimate portrait of the people, landscapes, and cultures that have long existed beyond the narratives most often associated with the country.Traveling independently across remote regions, Malikyar documented communities rarely photographed by outsiders, capturing moments shaped by trust and shared heritage, revealing a side of Afghanistan seldom seen.Both a visual record and a personal journey, Afghanistan invites readers to encounter the country through a lens of curiosity, dignity, and shared humanity. Daniel Malikyar is an Afghan-American photographer and filmmaker dedicated to building cultural bridges through authentic visual storytelling. Known for blending journalistic accuracy with a cinematic vision, he has produced award-winning documentaries and collaborated with global brands like HBO, Amazon Prime, and YouTube. He works between the US and international assignments.
