A Journey to The Unknown

Quiet light. Honest places.

A visual meditation on stillness, space, and the quiet presence of the natural world.

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How Earth Sees the Leaves
How Earth Sees the Leaves
A Soul That Reflects The Sky
A Soul That Reflects The Sky
Golden Breath
Golden Breath
Moonlight Over The Ocean
Moonlight Over The Ocean
Echo in The Sky
Echo in The Sky
Immigrants
Immigrants
Whispers of the Ghost Lake
Whispers of the Ghost Lake
The Tired Tree
The Tired Tree
Whisper of Form
Whisper of Form
A Journey to The Unknown
A Journey to The Unknown
The Shape of Wind
The Shape of Wind
What Remains
What Remains
Story of Two Benches
Story of Two Benches
A Misty Mind
A Misty Mind
Sliding Sky
Sliding Sky
Between Here and There
Between Here and There
The Story of a Climb
The Story of a Climb
Messages in The Mirror
Messages in The Mirror
Memory of Bloom
Memory of Bloom
Edge of Twilight
Edge of Twilight
Under the Weight of Sky
Under the Weight of Sky
Transience
Transience
Beneath a Fading Sun
Beneath a Fading Sun
Distance Between Us
Distance Between Us
Echoes of Light
Echoes of Light
Out of Season
Out of Season
Presistence
Presistence
Roots in the Sky
Roots in the Sky
Presense Without Insistence
Presense Without Insistence
Last Conversation
Last Conversation
Convergence/Divergence
Convergence/Divergence
Quiet Reflection
Quiet Reflection
Shaped by Life
Shaped by Life
Toward The Light
Toward The Light
Presistence
Presistence
Four
Four
About ▸
Majid in the field with camera

Majid Mohamadi is a Canadian–Iranian fine art photographer and commercial pilot based in Vancouver. His work grows from long hours spent in silence — flying above coastlines, climbing mountains, walking deserts and abandoned forests, or standing alone before a horizon where nothing moves. Majid is self–taught, shaped not by classrooms, but by watching light change over time. His images are often minimal and quiet, focusing on the moments when the visible world starts to feel like memory — when a tree becomes a thought, a cloud echoes a dune, or a landscape begins to speak in silence. Whether in the sky or on the ground, he works with the same instinct: to pay attention. To stand still. To notice what is fading, what remains, and what can be felt but not explained. His photographs are not about places themselves, but about the inner landscapes they awaken — solitude without loneliness, presence without noise, and the delicate distance between what is seen and what is remembered.

Awards & Honors ▸
  • Honor Diploma, LensCulture Art Photography Awards, 2022 (Netherlands). View
  • 1st Prize Winner, Fine Art Photography Awards 2020, (UK). View
  • 1st Prize Winner, Kimia Photo Festival, 2019 (Iran). View
  • Honor Diploma, Blank Wall Gallery, 2018 (Greece). View
  • FIAP Honor Ribbon, 41st Trophy Torretes of Photography, 2017 (Spain). View
  • Honor Diploma, Hellenic Photographic Society, 2017 (Greece). View
  • Honor Diploma, Focus Iran 2 — Craft and Folk Art Museum of Los Angeles, 2016 (USA). View
  • Honor Diploma, Road and Off-Road 2 Photography Festival, 2014 (Iran). View
  • Honor Diploma, Theater Photography Competition 91913, 2013 (Iran) . View
On-site Consultation ▸

Prefer a personal visit? I’ll come to your space, take measurements and reference photos, and prepare tailored illustrations with suggested photographs and framing options. There’s no purchase obligation; a small service fee applies to cover travel and time.

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FAQ ▸
What type of paper are the prints made on?▸
Each print is produced on museum-grade, archival matte fine-art paper. It has a soft texture, rich detail, and is designed to last for decades without fading.
Are the prints limited edition?▸
Many pieces are offered in small, limited runs. Each one is signed and, when applicable, numbered, so you’re receiving a piece that’s truly personal and collectible. Each work also includes an artist statement and a short note about the experience of making the photograph.
Do the prints come framed?▸
Prints are usually offered unframed so you can choose a frame that fits your home. If you prefer, framing can be arranged on request — I’ll share options and pricing before you commit.
Can I request a custom size?▸
Absolutely. Many artworks can be printed in custom dimensions to fit your wall perfectly. Just mention the size you have in mind when you inquire.
Do you offer different framing options?▸
Yes — I work with professional framers in Vancouver. Natural wood, black, and white frames are the most popular choices. I’m happy to help you pick a style that suits the piece and your space.
What is the purchase process?▸
1) Click “Purchase This Photo” and send your request with the size and framing preference.
2) I’ll reply by email with a personal quote, including print details and shipping or delivery costs.
3) Once you’re happy with everything, full payment is made to begin production.
4) Your artwork is professionally printed (and framed if selected).
5) It will be shipped, or you can arrange local pickup or delivery in Vancouver.
Shipping and delivery are calculated separately.
How long does production take?▸
Printing usually takes 5–10 business days. Framed works may require a little longer. If you need something by a specific date, just let me know.
Do you ship internationally?▸
Yes — I ship worldwide. Prints are packaged carefully in protective tubes or flat archival sleeves to ensure they arrive safely.
What are the shipping or delivery costs?▸
Shipping and local delivery are extra and calculated based on your location and order size. This is clearly included in your quote before you make any payment.
Can I pick up my print locally in Vancouver?▸
Yes — local pickup can be arranged at no cost. Local delivery in Vancouver is also available for an additional fee.
What is your return or exchange policy?▸
Each print is made to order. If your piece arrives damaged, I will replace it at no charge. Otherwise, all sales are final — thank you for understanding.
Will the colors look the same as what I see on my screen?▸
Prints are produced with professional color standards, but screens vary in brightness. Expect the artwork to feel more natural, soft, and tactile than a backlit display — that’s part of the beauty of fine-art printing.
Can you help me choose the right piece or size for my space?▸
Yes — I love doing this. Send a photo of your wall, and I’ll suggest artworks and sizes that fit the atmosphere and proportions of your room.
Do you work with interior designers, hotels, or businesses?▸
Yes. I frequently work with designers and commercial spaces. If you’re planning a project, I’d be happy to discuss scale, editioning, and pricing.
Are all photographs taken by you?▸
Yes — every image is photographed and curated personally by me. Each piece carries a place, a story, and a moment I witnessed.
Do you offer online or in-person photography sessions?▸
Yes — I offer both online and in-person sessions. Whether you’re just beginning or looking to refine your visual voice, we can plan a session that fits your level and interests. Feel free to reach out via email to discuss availability and the type of session you have in mind.
Do I need any special equipment to begin?▸
No — not at all. Photography starts with learning how to see. You can begin with whatever you already have, even a mobile camera. As your eye grows, equipment can follow.
Contact ▸

For print inquiries, commissions, or exhibitions:

Email: madjid.mohamadi@gmail.com

Instagram: @madjidmohamadi

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