
Women's Taxi, 2015: Photographer Randy H. Goodman has spent four decades photographing women in Iran, capturing a changing society. This striking image shows one of many women taxi drivers working in the country today.

Portrait of a Young Girl,1981: At the time of Goodman's first visits, Iran was undergoing its Islamic Revolution led by the deeply conservative Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

Friday Prayer Service, 1981: This black and white photograph shows one aspect of life at the time.

Mother and Child, 1980: Careful not to fully expose her face, the mother holds her head scarf over her mouth.

Elementary School Girls, 1981: Head scarves were mostly neutral in color and worn low on the forehead.

Friday Prayer at Mosalla Mosque, 2015: By this time, Iranian women were making bolder choices in their selection of head coverings.

Portrait on a Bus, 2015: Stylish sunglasses and a lightly colored lip seem to be worn with confidence and pride by this Iranian woman, even out in public.

Mosalla Worshippers 2015: Goodman says she longs to further capture the richness of the culture and people, and added: "If I don't do it now, it might never happen."

Women Only, 2015: Goodman's exhibition "Iran: Women Only" is on display at The Bronx Museum of the Arts through September 23, 2018.


