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The ceiling of the Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière in Lyon, photographed straight up along its central axis: gilded vaults and mosaic medallions, stained-glass windows at both ends and columns converging from every side.
Plate I — Celestial Tapestries: Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière  —  Lyon, France

Mohammadreza Domiri Ganji01Prints & licensing

01 Two ways

A print, or a licence

To buy an image — as a print for the wall, or as a licence for a magazine or a commercial use — write with a few details. Each enquiry is answered personally, one photograph at a time, with a written proposal; prices are given on request.

Vakil Mosque in Shiraz seen from the floor as a four-fold mandala: carved spiral columns radiate toward a tiled vault at the centre.
Pl. IIVakil Mosque, ShirazArchitecture
For the wall

Fine-art prints

Photographs can be ordered as prints for the wall — for a home, a workplace or a collection. Name the photograph and the size you have in mind; the edition, the paper and the format are then set out in a written proposal, before anything is printed.

Size
The size you have in mind
Edition
Limited, signed and numbered to be confirmed
Paper
Stated in the proposal, for each photograph
Price
On request

Ask about a print

Inside the Panthéon in Paris: a marble floor of concentric Greek-key circles, columns and sculpture beyond, visitors as moving shadows.
Pl. IIIPanthéon, ParisL’Écho du Temps
For the page

Image licensing

Photographs can be licensed for publication in a magazine or other media, and for commercial use. Each licence is written for its purpose — the medium, the territory and the duration — and the image file is supplied for that use.

  1. iEditorialEnquireMagazines, newspapers, publishers and online media
  2. iiCommercialEnquireAdvertising, brands and company communication
  3. iiiAnother useEnquireDescribe the project — the reply will say what is possible

Ask about a licence

02 How it works

From a photograph to a proposal

No basket and no checkout — a conversation, as with a gallery. You describe what you have in mind; a proposal is written for it.

  1. Choose a photograph

    From the series and the galleries, or from the selection below. Its title, or the address of its page, is enough.

  2. Write to the studio

    Say what the photograph is for — a wall, and the size you have in mind; a magazine or another publication; a commercial use — and which country you are writing from.

  3. Receive a proposal

    A written proposal follows: for a print, the edition, the paper, the format and the price; for a licence, the terms of use and the fee.

Begin an enquiry

Mohammadreza Domiri Ganji03Plates — France & Iran

03 A selection

Selected works

A starting point, not a catalogue: most photographs on this site can be the subject of an enquiry. Each is shown whole, as it was composed.

Panorama of the prayer hall of Nasir al-Mulk Mosque in Shiraz, carpets flooded with coloured light from stained-glass windows between twisted columns.
Pl. IVNasir al-Mulk Mosque — the “Pink Mosque”Shiraz, Iran — the prayer hall in morning light. The artist’s most popular photograph.View the photograph · Enquire
The dome of the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, Isfahan, seen from directly below: a golden lattice of tiles narrowing to a central medallion, ringed by turquoise-edged arches.
Pl. VSheikh Lotfollah MosqueIsfahan, Iran — the dome from belowArchitecture · Enquire
The stone Tomb of Cyrus the Great at Pasargadae under a night sky crossed by the Milky Way.
Pl. VITomb of Cyrus the GreatPasargadae, Fars, IranPersian Nocturnes · Enquire
The grand staircase of the Palais Garnier in Paris, symmetrical and golden, with visitors dissolved by a long exposure into translucent traces on the steps.
Pl. VIIPalais GarnierParis, France — the grand staircaseL’Écho du Temps · Enquire
The upper chapel of the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris, walls of stained glass above a crowd blurred into motion.
Pl. VIIISainte-ChapelleParis, France — the upper chapelL’Écho du Temps · Enquire
The gilded ceiling of the Hôtel de Ville de Lyon seen from directly below, framed by chandeliers.
Pl. IXHôtel de Ville de LyonLyon, France — a gilded ceilingLyon · Enquire
The ceiling of a domed chamber in the Shah Abbasi (Emam) Mosque, Isfahan, seen straight up: a dome of gold and blue tile above four tiled corners, an archway open to the sky below.
Pl. XShah Abbasi (Emam) MosqueIsfahan, Iran — the ceiling, seen from the centreCeilings · Enquire
A Gothic vault painted with stars, ribs radiating between walls of violet and blue stained glass.
Pl. XICelestial TapestriesFrance — a vault of stars and stained glassCelestial Tapestries · Enquire
The dome of Timche-ye Amin od-Dowleh in Kashan Bazaar: a brick and plaster star of moqarnas cells around a bright oculus open to the sky.
Pl. XIITimche-ye Amin od-DowlehKashan Bazaar, IranArchitecture · Enquire
Three gilded coffered domes in a row, each pierced by a bright oculus, framed by columns.
Pl. XIIICelestial TapestriesFrance — three gilded domesCelestial Tapestries · Enquire
Panorama of the Tachara at Persepolis at night: the stone doorways of the palace lit warm against a deep blue sky, the Milky Way rising above the centre.
Pl. XIVTachara, PersepolisFars, Iran — under the Milky WayPersian Nocturnes · Enquire
Église Saint-Georges and the Passerelle Saint-Georges at nightfall, Lyon.
Pl. XVSaint-Georges and the Passerelle at nightfallLyon, FranceLyon · Enquire

04 Questions

Before you write

For exhibitions, commissions or press, write through the contact page. Email: e-mail

iWhich photographs can I ask about?

Most photographs on this site, in the series and the galleries. The works on this page are a starting point, not a limit: give the title of the photograph, or the address of its page. If a photograph is not available, the reply will say so.

iiWhat should a request include?

Three things: the name of the photograph, or photographs; what it is for — a wall, and the size you have in mind, a magazine or another publication, or a commercial use; and the country you are writing from. For a licence, add the medium, the duration and the print run or audience, with any deadline.

iiiWhich sizes are possible?

Give the size you have in mind, or describe the wall the print is for. The sizes possible for that photograph, with the edition and the paper, are set out in the proposal.

ivHow is the price set?

Prices are given on request, in the written proposal. For a print, the price depends on the photograph, the paper and the format; for a licence, on the use, the medium, the territory, the duration and the circulation.

vWho answers?

Mohammadreza Domiri Ganji himself: every enquiry is read and answered personally.

viWhat are the terms?

Each proposal sets out its terms in writing — for a print, the edition, the paper, the format and the delivery; for a licence, the use, the medium, the territory and the duration.

viiAnd the Pink Mosque NFT?

The Pink Mosque photograph (2013) was also issued as a limited edition of 50 NFTs. To ask about it — or about a print of the photograph — write through the form below.

05 — Enquiry

Write to the studio.

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