Mohammad Kheirkhah Zoyari

He is a frequent contributor to Chicago Tribune and The Washington Post.[5] He began his work as a photographer at the age of 14. After focusing his work around human rights issues and political turmoil in Iran, he expanded his reach, covering events in the Middle East, Europe and the United States. His photos have been published in national, and international journals including Newsweek, Time, and Der Spiegel, among others.

Zoyari started his work as a photographer at the age of 14. After covering Iran's nuclear program, earthquakes, and political turmoil, he covered events in the Middle East, Europe and the United States. He left Iran after the turbulent aftermath of the Iranian presidential election, 2009 and went to Afghanistan for 44 days to be an embedded journalist with the U.S. Army.

Zoyari worked for BBC Persian from 2003 to 2004 and United Press International[6] from 2005 to 2015. He is now represented by Redux Pictures.[7] Moe was invited to The White House by President Obama, and The First Lady in 2015.[8] His photographs have been published in Newsweek,[9] Time,[10] and Le Figaro.[11] He has documented stories in more than 52 countries to be a voice for the deliberately silenced and preferably unheard people.

• 2007: Picture of The Year, Award of excellence, General News Reporting, Pictures of the Year International 65, Missouri School of Journalism[12]
• 2012: Best photographer of the year, PDNedu[13]
• 2019: Reuters photojournalism grant [14]

• Exile. Self-published, Blurb, 2012. ISBN 978-0-9857770-1-2. Work from Iran, India, Afghanistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, France, Italy, Germany, and the U.S.[21]

• Photos of Zoyari on United Press International
• An interview with Empty Kingdom
• An interview with Feature Shoot
• Article on The Artbo about work in Afghanistan
• Photo stories from Afghanistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Thailand and Cuba on LensCulture