Tourists from all over the world have begun to come to Iraq after it became a safe country. I am truly happy and I tell you that the Iraqi people are all happy after we finally emerged from wars and chaos and began to build our destroyed country from scratch. These moments are among the happiest days that Iraqis live. Currently, the urban development and projects that are currently taking place are very large, and we expect that in 2025, Iraq will be one of the leading and developed countries 💖 Welcome to your country, Iraq. We love everyone
I shed a tear reading this , im an iraqi born outside and was living in iraq during 2006-2008 in Baghdad it was daily bombings . Havent been there for ages my father lives in Baghdad i will go this year for sure !!!! Big hugs from argentina where i currently reside
As an Iraqi, I always hated the trash sites, the worn out buildings, and even the little saiba (the yellow car) I suppose it's because i'm used to it. Yet, through the eyes of a foreigner, especially in a very inspiring way, made me for the first time realize that beauty exists abundantly, EVERYWHERE. I truly thank you for this beautiful content, everything are well put together, the music, the photography, the editing and specially your perspective of the world, such a unique and talented insight. ps: I freaking love japan and I hope one day to visit it
There’s something even only Iraqis know the wars won’t stop the European and American refuse to let Iraq advance and let Iraq become modern every time Iraq tried to do that they started a war or bombings I don’t know how the heck but that’s how it is and for Syria it just seems like they want it wiped so much people are suffering there.
Two things: 1. Chug the Pepsi, finish it off, return the bottle to them so they can recycle it. 2. In Arab cultures, it is always considered polite to accept eating with those who invite you, you might also make great friends who can help you discover the city and be there in case you need help. 3. Iraqi's are very friendly and hospitably like many other Arabs, they are a very social culture and very curious people.
As a fellow iraqi photographer i was really pleased to see this ! Seeing my country through such a creative lens is a nice experience. I hope you enjoyed staying here
This is the first time I watch this type of video by a foreign TH-camr. I have never seen a photographer photographing the streets of Baghdad. I wish you a happy trip and I wait for you to come to Holy Karbala.
To have such interested and welcoming interactions with your subjects is so great. Catching real moments with people who are earnestly willing to share their life with you is a dream for a photographer. My heart would be racing with excitement when the older boy asked to come inside and take more photos. Congrats on a great shoot day! The Iraqi people are so warm. What an interesting time to visit as they rebuild
At first it seems super hostile to walk through unknown streets, as a foreigner, I don't know what you felt but that's what street photography is about. I love this video because it shows a little about what the people are like there, their culture, friendliness, etc.
I organize tourist trips within Iraq using my own car and hold a valid driver's license. I engage in this activity as a preferred hobby for a modest fee, enjoying the opportunity to share the beauty and culture of Iraq with others. My home is located about 20 minutes from the ancient ruins of Babylon.
The media is biased and false most of the time when its about the middle east the best way to know the people just reach out and talk to them greetings from iraq ❤
Of course, they worship tourists and kiss the ground they walk on, and if youre a woman youd get the special treatment of catcalling and being followed around.
I search Iraq on Google and most of the top results are 2015 pictures when ISIS took over Mosul that resulted in massive migration to Baghdad, Abril and other states. Yup, definitely biased.
Yes, my friend, it is unfortunate to hear that the Western media has distorted the image of our country 🇮🇶🙄 In addition, this spectral person only photographs the old and poor areas of Baghdad, while there are more modern areas and cities. We love you very much, welcome to Iraq 🇮🇶❤️
Welcome to Iraq. I wish you could come to northern Iraq, to my city of Mosul, the city of prophets, antiquities, and the Assyrian civilization. I liked the video, Khastak. I am also a photographer from the city of Mosul. We Iraqis welcome all visitors coming for the purpose of tourism. My greetings to you.
@@Taqi142 This is absolutely not true, and the evidence for my words is now that the citizens of Mosul live in peace. Mosul is a beautiful and very ancient city with religious and cultural diversity.
This is important work! I'm sure it started out as just a trip, but the impact is so much more. A win for all parties involved: for the local Iraqis, yourself, and your audience. It's important to show the no-frills, mundane everyday life of a people, especially ones who have been under/misrepresented in media. And you don't normally get this view from more formal presentations (news, documentaries, etc.). What's WILD though was the kid operating the whole bulldozer, just amazing! Lastly, this video gave me similar vibes to what I felt just walking around an inaka in Japan that one time.
There is so much more to see in iraq, a lot of beautiful and modern places and buildings, the place you visited is a bit old and crowded as well as dirty. I wish i had a chance to meet you and show you around other areas because I’m interested in seeing tourists in my country. If you ever visited iraq again please do let me know :)
bro you make my city look beautiful bro, when I walk down the streets if there’s any trees that’s the only thing I like, considering the amounts of garbage people throw everywhere, I’ve lived in England for 4 years and I know what others countries look like like (turkey, Scotland, England) I’ve been there my fathers been all around Europe tho, so he knows more.
😂Wow, my school was close to where you filmed, but I did not have the opportunity to meet you. It will be a nice interview because I understand English a little. You are welcome in Iraq at any time, and frankly, it is a beautiful video that you are showing the world a beautiful picture of Iraq and the kindness in it. Greetings, Amir. ❤❤
⚠️⚠️⚠️🔴🔴🔴 As an Iraqi citizen living in Baghdad, when I saw the waste in the video! I was very sad! Although I loved the arrival and visit of foreigners to my country, Iraq Therefore, I advise everyone who wants to come to Iraq / Baghdad There is another side to the city, a cleaner and more refined side. I hope you will visit it Yes, every city has a negative and positive side But I hope to focus on the positives in the future Another tip from a photographer, the camera is a very important element The size of the lens and screen increases the enjoyment of photography and the acceptance of passers-by when they hear the sound of the camera shutter and the large size of the lens. Try that
I am so very happy to see more tourism to Iraq, i currently live in Baghdad and i love the fact that more people are seeing Iraq for the country it is and not a hellscape full of gang violence and shady people. Im happy you had a good experience here.
It's very nice that people in Iraq are so kind! I always feel awkward when taking photos, because I'm worried that people will get angry at me for taking photos of them, same as you said in the beggining of the video
As a Moroccan, I can attest that Arab people are renowned for their hospitality and generosity. While language barriers may pose challenges in communication, they often extend invitations to their homes for meals. and thank you for the video! I hope to visit Iraq one day too.
I went to school at the same time the Iraq war started kicking off and we eventually welcomed a few Iraqi kids who had come over as refugees with their families. Even with a bit of a language barrier, I will always remember the stories they would tell about their home and it has stuck with me to this day. I'd love to come and visit one day, maybe take a film 35mm and a Mamiya 7ii since I think these streets will come alive with film.
Hi @Kohki Yamaguchi, I am from Iraq but living outside, Thanks for showing this positive side of my country I know the media showed the bad things only for long time, If you still in Iraq try to visit the southern areas like Marshes & Zaqurah, Also try to visit Basrah
Nice video, I laughed in surprise as the small kids drove that thingi, meanwhile majority of adults don't know to to operate it. Nice mentality taking pictures of true things, such as empty spaces that you usually miss in Japan, not only fancy malls, garden and and natural scenery... What camera are you using, it does print the pictures, usually I would expect high quality camera to be like that, I love photography and videography, Nikon for photos and Canon and Sony for videos and photos, such as the A series and S series.. what camera do you recommend and lens specs for video graphy and photography, in all comditions including indoors and low light, nog so expensive between 1 to 5 thousand USD including the lens, memory and all...
Great work. Just as a tip, if you ever see armed guards, don't crouch behind cars to take photos, do it in the middle of the street where the guard can see you lmfao
I rlly loved the photos, the views felt so warm yet some colors were strong and eye catching I think you’re such a good photographer who could turn the simplest scene into a masterpiece 💘 Also, as an iraqi, you’re very welcome in your second country 🤍
What a pleasant experience! The people there are very friendly and kind. It’s hard to work past stigmas I’m happy you got to see the bright side of Iraq!
I wish my city was a lot cleaner, but either way glad your experience wasn't too bad. Welcome! I hope in a few years there will be a lot more to see in Baghdad.
bro I would recommend you to checkout 2 main and holy cities Najaf and Karbala in Iraq. These both are holy sites to visit for Shia Muslims although person of any religion cast or region is welcomed there and people treat you nice. I love your videos as I also love cinematography those POV shots and fun stuff about cameras.
You should go to the university in baghdad. It also exist in Al-Jadria. The place there is actually a lot better, or you can visit the "Village of Dijlah" it exists in Al-Karradah.
Wow, so amazing to do street photography in Iraq 🇮🇶. Initially I would have been a bit apprehensive because of all the wars and stories of potential trouble, but I’m so glad it worked out well and the people were so nice. I guess people everywhere are generally nice but a few rotten apples may also exist.
The Iraqi people are very kind, respectful and intelligent. The British and American occupation destroyed Iraq and made it a gloomy country. The Gulf countries support terrorism, especially Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Bahrain and even Jordan. All the explosions in Baghdad are caused by Saudis, Palestinians and Jordanians. Iraq is the country of ancient Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian and Akkadian civilizations. It is the country of science and culture. But now, thank God, Iraq has begun to recover and is making progress and development.
The Iraqi people are very kind, respectful and intelligent. The British and American occupation destroyed Iraq and made it a gloomy country. The Gulf countries support terrorism, especially Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Bahrain and even Jordan. All the explosions in Baghdad are caused by Saudis, Palestinians and Jordanians. Iraq is the country of ancient Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian and Akkadian civilizations. It is the country of science and culture. But now, thank God, Iraq has begun to recover and is making progress and development.
Never thought the day that Iraq became calmed again, still having cautious optimism though. Maybe when I'm finally having courage to solo travel, it could be the one place I go😂
If America, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the Emirates left Iraq, our country would become safe and one of the best countries. Iraqis are very friendly and intelligent. They are the sons of the first ancient civilizations in the world: Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian and Akkadian. The country of science, culture and arts. You can see that most of the doctors in Britain are Iraqis and most of the scientists and inventors in America are Iraqis. Iraqis, in any country they go to, develop it and become successful. You can see what Iraq did in Sweden and Austria.
Thank you for your kind words! I loved Iraq and would love to revisit. I’ve shot the busy Friday market too so I’m excited to post that. That video should be even more interesting
bro you are literally in my neighborhood in 2:07 the white house in the back beside the two palm trees. and in 5:07 the red car is my sister car you were so close to us what a coincidence the next time contact me say hallo i will show you much more interesting places in Baghdad by the way iam filmmaker/videographer welcome to Baghdad brother hope that you enjoyed your visit
Are you still in Baghdad? I'm 2 hours away and I'll be more than happy to meet you because I have been a subscriber since the 1 iii video lol, i am a photographer from iraq I'd love to meet you
Sorry for so much staring, we don't see much visitors and we don't see many people from other races, I think through out my life I only saw 7 black people and 3 Asians, Indians are a bit more common to see but seriously we will stare cuz it's phenomenal to know there are visitors esp if it's clear you are a tourist cuz "who came for tourism in here for God sake". Also we are not too familiar with people filming streets, even local bloggers mostly don't do that, it's for respecting people's privacy but don't worry we won't be pissed at all. btw so many people are still living in these old buildings, they are even pricey in places like Karadah
Tourists from all over the world have begun to come to Iraq after it became a safe country. I am truly happy and I tell you that the Iraqi people are all happy after we finally emerged from wars and chaos and began to build our destroyed country from scratch. These moments are among the happiest days that Iraqis live. Currently, the urban development and projects that are currently taking place are very large, and we expect that in 2025, Iraq will be one of the leading and developed countries 💖
Welcome to your country, Iraq. We love everyone
I’m also glad to see Iraq developing and yeah I know! I will be back when bank of Iraq has been completed!✨
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I shed a tear reading this , im an iraqi born outside and was living in iraq during 2006-2008 in Baghdad it was daily bombings . Havent been there for ages my father lives in Baghdad i will go this year for sure !!!! Big hugs from argentina where i currently reside
@@elicasual4054 🇮🇶💚👏
The development of the rich while the poor suffer.
As an Iraqi, I always hated the trash sites, the worn out buildings, and even the little saiba (the yellow car) I suppose it's because i'm used to it. Yet, through the eyes of a foreigner, especially in a very inspiring way, made me for the first time realize that beauty exists abundantly, EVERYWHERE. I truly thank you for this beautiful content, everything are well put together, the music, the photography, the editing and specially your perspective of the world, such a unique and talented insight.
ps: I freaking love japan and I hope one day to visit it
Praying for a better future of Iraq. No more war only peace
С Ирака на Украину! Теперь ждём, когда у Нас все закончиться!
Iraq is not like that. He documented the negative side and not the positive side of a country that is thousands of years old
@@nebrasebro8111 غبي
There’s something even only Iraqis know the wars won’t stop the European and American refuse to let Iraq advance and let Iraq become modern every time Iraq tried to do that they started a war or bombings I don’t know how the heck but that’s how it is and for Syria it just seems like they want it wiped so much people are suffering there.
Tf are you talking about , i am a iraqi native and the most "wars" you can get are facebook pubgy streams
That interaction with the two guys definitely changed my perception of Iraq. The hospitality and kindness was great to see.
Come to iraq maybe u can dont pay anything if u want that is islam learn us th interaction
Two things:
1. Chug the Pepsi, finish it off, return the bottle to them so they can recycle it.
2. In Arab cultures, it is always considered polite to accept eating with those who invite you, you might also make great friends who can help you discover the city and be there in case you need help.
3. Iraqi's are very friendly and hospitably like many other Arabs, they are a very social culture and very curious people.
this actuly three things (:
شكراً جزيلاً لك مرحباً بك في العراق ❤️🇮🇶
Thx 🤍🤍
I am from Pakistan I wish I visit iraq and Baghdad once in my life.😊
As a fellow iraqi photographer i was really pleased to see this ! Seeing my country through such a creative lens is a nice experience. I hope you enjoyed staying here
انا من العراق 🇮🇶 تحياتي لك انته شخص مذهل
This is the first time I watch this type of video by a foreign TH-camr. I have never seen a photographer photographing the streets of Baghdad. I wish you a happy trip and I wait for you to come to Holy Karbala.
To have such interested and welcoming interactions with your subjects is so great. Catching real moments with people who are earnestly willing to share their life with you is a dream for a photographer. My heart would be racing with excitement when the older boy asked to come inside and take more photos. Congrats on a great shoot day! The Iraqi people are so warm. What an interesting time to visit as they rebuild
What a lovely video ❤ I left Baghdad when I was 10 years old I’m 30 now and I miss Baghdad so much 😢
العراق يفتقدك ياصديقي اتمنى ان لاتشعر بالغربة فالعراق في قلبك موجود لانك مازلت تحن اليه❤
Same exact thing here. Left in 2006. I was 12. I am 30 now and miss home so much 😢
Inshallah y’all are able to come back to Iraq some day
When you live know I’m 17 i wanna leave?
@@Thefutureee1 you’ll miss it later on I left Iraq when I was young and missed it for years in another country and missing family makes it harder
At first it seems super hostile to walk through unknown streets, as a foreigner, I don't know what you felt but that's what street photography is about. I love this video because it shows a little about what the people are like there, their culture, friendliness, etc.
Haha yeah it’s always like that😅 I’m glad you enjoyed the video!🙇🏻♂️
Dw its really safe in Iraq
@@JOLLY-10😂😂😂😂😂😂
It’s a pretty simple yet charming video.
I organize tourist trips within Iraq using my own car and hold a valid driver's license. I engage in this activity as a preferred hobby for a modest fee, enjoying the opportunity to share the beauty and culture of Iraq with others. My home is located about 20 minutes from the ancient ruins of Babylon.
I suggest you go with a tour guide to see the beautiful cultural areas and ancient monuments. I wish you a happy trip ♥️
We Love Iraq from Pakistan 🇵🇰
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Please do not come to Iraq, especially Pakistanis. I am sorry to say this, but there are many of you working as beggars in Baghdad, Karbala and Najaf.
soo the people of iraq is nice ,not as reported by western media
Unfortunately only the crazy radicals appear in the news. The Iraq population is on the whole extremely nice people.
The media is biased and false most of the time when its about the middle east the best way to know the people just reach out and talk to them greetings from iraq ❤
Of course, they worship tourists and kiss the ground they walk on, and if youre a woman youd get the special treatment of catcalling and being followed around.
I search Iraq on Google and most of the top results are 2015 pictures when ISIS took over Mosul that resulted in massive migration to Baghdad, Abril and other states. Yup, definitely biased.
Yes, my friend, it is unfortunate to hear that the Western media has distorted the image of our country 🇮🇶🙄
In addition, this spectral person only photographs the old and poor areas of Baghdad, while there are more modern areas and cities.
We love you very much, welcome to Iraq 🇮🇶❤️
Thank you for making tgis vdieo - the world needs to see this side of Iraq.
Thank u so much for coming to my country,i really appreciate your opinion,there’s alot of beautiful places u can visit💗💗💗
Welcome to Iraq. I wish you could come to northern Iraq, to my city of Mosul, the city of prophets, antiquities, and the Assyrian civilization. I liked the video, Khastak. I am also a photographer from the city of Mosul. We Iraqis welcome all visitors coming for the purpose of tourism. My greetings to you.
Wasnt mosul an isis stronghold? I thought the place was destroyed
I heard that people of Mosul supported Daish is it true?
Yup Mosul was the stronghold of isis, it has seen so many bloody battles and deaths unfortunately
@@miniredin527 There is no ISIS in it now, and it is now one of the best cities because of the landmarks, monuments, and good people it contains
@@Taqi142 This is absolutely not true, and the evidence for my words is now that the citizens of Mosul live in peace. Mosul is a beautiful and very ancient city with religious and cultural diversity.
This is important work! I'm sure it started out as just a trip, but the impact is so much more. A win for all parties involved: for the local Iraqis, yourself, and your audience. It's important to show the no-frills, mundane everyday life of a people, especially ones who have been under/misrepresented in media. And you don't normally get this view from more formal presentations (news, documentaries, etc.). What's WILD though was the kid operating the whole bulldozer, just amazing!
Lastly, this video gave me similar vibes to what I felt just walking around an inaka in Japan that one time.
There is so much more to see in iraq, a lot of beautiful and modern places and buildings, the place you visited is a bit old and crowded as well as dirty.
I wish i had a chance to meet you and show you around other areas because I’m interested in seeing tourists in my country.
If you ever visited iraq again please do let me know :)
Nice hospitality,lovely people and good lesson in photography,peace.
The best pictures are the Instax you shot at the end because you gave them to the people
Hahah yesss they were✨
bro you make my city look beautiful bro, when I walk down the streets if there’s any trees that’s the only thing I like, considering the amounts of garbage people throw everywhere, I’ve lived in England for 4 years and I know what others countries look like like (turkey, Scotland, England) I’ve been there my fathers been all around Europe tho, so he knows more.
😂Wow, my school was close to where you filmed, but I did not have the opportunity to meet you. It will be a nice interview because I understand English a little. You are welcome in Iraq at any time, and frankly, it is a beautiful video that you are showing the world a beautiful picture of Iraq and the kindness in it. Greetings, Amir. ❤❤
I love this, really thoughtful photography
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As an Iraqi citizen living in Baghdad, when I saw the waste in the video! I was very sad! Although I loved the arrival and visit of foreigners to my country, Iraq Therefore, I advise everyone who wants to come to Iraq / Baghdad There is another side to the city, a cleaner and more refined side. I hope you will visit it Yes, every city has a negative and positive side But I hope to focus on the positives in the future Another tip from a photographer, the camera is a very important element The size of the lens and screen increases the enjoyment of photography and the acceptance of passers-by when they hear the sound of the camera shutter and the large size of the lens. Try that
I am so very happy to see more tourism to Iraq, i currently live in Baghdad and i love the fact that more people are seeing Iraq for the country it is and not a hellscape full of gang violence and shady people. Im happy you had a good experience here.
It's very nice that people in Iraq are so kind! I always feel awkward when taking photos, because I'm worried that people will get angry at me for taking photos of them, same as you said in the beggining of the video
Haha yeah it does happen too when people get mad so it’s hard to know
all love to you bro from Iraq thank you
very wholesome video! and you're very humble with a great eye for street. for some reason i was bawling my eyes out by the end of the video.
U showed Baghdad for what it really is I hope you will come to Iraq again to see different cities 💙 🇮🇶
As a Moroccan, I can attest that Arab people are renowned for their hospitality and generosity. While language barriers may pose challenges in communication, they often extend invitations to their homes for meals.
and thank you for the video! I hope to visit Iraq one day too.
I kept smiling the whole time ❤ very nice video. Thanks for sharing
I went to school at the same time the Iraq war started kicking off and we eventually welcomed a few Iraqi kids who had come over as refugees with their families. Even with a bit of a language barrier, I will always remember the stories they would tell about their home and it has stuck with me to this day. I'd love to come and visit one day, maybe take a film 35mm and a Mamiya 7ii since I think these streets will come alive with film.
You gave this family some beautiful memories. That would make the whole trip worth it to me.
Hi @Kohki Yamaguchi, I am from Iraq but living outside, Thanks for showing this positive side of my country I know the media showed the bad things only for long time, If you still in Iraq try to visit the southern areas like Marshes & Zaqurah, Also try to visit Basrah
What an experience! It's nice to see Iraq this way. Very genuine 🙂 great photos btw!
This is probABLY MY favorite photowalk of anything so far!
as an iraqi i loved this video and im glad you seemed to have enjoyed your visit with us
I’m an iraqi too and i know this is off topic but i just looked at your channel and your art is AMAZING
@nazoo_ awww thank youu 💖
Now, I am excited to experience Iraq too. Thank you Kohki! :)
really didn’t want this video to end quickly, good job!
love from baghdad :)
Brilliant video buddy looks like a great place 👌🏼
Nice video, I laughed in surprise as the small kids drove that thingi, meanwhile majority of adults don't know to to operate it. Nice mentality taking pictures of true things, such as empty spaces that you usually miss in Japan, not only fancy malls, garden and and natural scenery... What camera are you using, it does print the pictures, usually I would expect high quality camera to be like that, I love photography and videography, Nikon for photos and Canon and Sony for videos and photos, such as the A series and S series.. what camera do you recommend and lens specs for video graphy and photography, in all comditions including indoors and low light, nog so expensive between 1 to 5 thousand USD including the lens, memory and all...
Thank you for visiting my city, Kohki!
I'm having trouble taking good photos in Baghdad with my Xperia 1 III 😅
10:25
😂😂 الاب تحمس بزيادة الله يعطيه العافية ، سلامات الصغير هذا يسوق شيول !
Bro you shouldn't be scared walking anywhere in Baghdad or any other city in Iraq. People are very sociable, friendly and generous
Nice to see you here Mr.Yamaguchi
We always welcome you to our country, Iraq. I advise you to visit historical places in Iraq
I'm glad you enjoyed your stay in Baghdad. It has a lot of beautiful places, i hope we'll see you again here. I also hope i can one day come to Japan
Great work. Just as a tip, if you ever see armed guards, don't crouch behind cars to take photos, do it in the middle of the street where the guard can see you lmfao
I rlly loved the photos, the views felt so warm yet some colors were strong and eye catching
I think you’re such a good photographer who could turn the simplest scene into a masterpiece 💘
Also, as an iraqi, you’re very welcome in your second country 🤍
I hope u get a chance to visit the fancy places in iraq, especially jadria
What a pleasant experience! The people there are very friendly and kind. It’s hard to work past stigmas I’m happy you got to see the bright side of Iraq!
I wish my city was a lot cleaner, but either way glad your experience wasn't too bad. Welcome!
I hope in a few years there will be a lot more to see in Baghdad.
The best part is the people and culture, the worst part is that it’s unclean but Iraq has the potential for greatness.
Welcome back king!
Thanks yo! Haha
Thank you . この動画を見て Iraq 🇮🇶 についての考え方が変わった。 ありがとうございました😊 私もいつかIraq 🇮🇶で撮影したいと思います。
動画見ていただきありがとうございます！そう思っていただけて幸いです😍✨🙇🏻♂️
You welcome
イラクはあなたの訪問を光栄に思います。あなたはイラクを訪れ、バビロン、カルバラ、バスラ、バグダッド、ナジャフの遺跡などのイラクの驚異を目の当たりにするでしょう。そうすれば、イラクは以前よりも良くなるでしょう。
My guy walking around Baghdad and taking pictures with a Leica. That's, that's flex ngl.
Very beautiful work. Thank you! I am looking forward to traveling. What cameras were you using?
bro I would recommend you to checkout 2 main and holy cities Najaf and Karbala in Iraq. These both are holy sites to visit for Shia Muslims although person of any religion cast or region is welcomed there and people treat you nice. I love your videos as I also love cinematography those POV shots and fun stuff about cameras.
You should go to the university in baghdad. It also exist in Al-Jadria. The place there is actually a lot better, or you can visit the "Village of Dijlah" it exists in Al-Karradah.
I can't believe foreigners are visiting my country..KEEP IT UP PLZ I DONT WANT TO GROW IN A CLOSED MINDED COUNTRY FOR LIFE.
The most dangerous thing to do in Iraq is to start a conversation because they will talk for hours 😂
😂😂😂
Facts
As an Iraqi I can confirm
And we are considered one of the least talkative arabs.
😂😂😅
thanks a million
نرحب بك في العراق صديقي المبدع .. حاول ان تتجول مع اصدقاء عراقيين لك سوف تكتشف اماكن جميلة ومذهلة جدا في العراق كل التقدير والاحترام لك صديقي
Love this video somuch🩷😊🙏🏻🇮🇶
Wow, so amazing to do street photography in Iraq 🇮🇶.
Initially I would have been a bit apprehensive because of all the wars and stories of potential trouble, but I’m so glad it worked out well and the people were so nice.
I guess people everywhere are generally nice but a few rotten apples may also exist.
The Iraqi people are very kind, respectful and intelligent. The British and American occupation destroyed Iraq and made it a gloomy country. The Gulf countries support terrorism, especially Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Bahrain and even Jordan. All the explosions in Baghdad are caused by Saudis, Palestinians and Jordanians. Iraq is the country of ancient Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian and Akkadian civilizations. It is the country of science and culture. But now, thank God, Iraq has begun to recover and is making progress and development.
The Iraqi people are very kind, respectful and intelligent. The British and American occupation destroyed Iraq and made it a gloomy country. The Gulf countries support terrorism, especially Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Bahrain and even Jordan. All the explosions in Baghdad are caused by Saudis, Palestinians and Jordanians. Iraq is the country of ancient Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian and Akkadian civilizations. It is the country of science and culture. But now, thank God, Iraq has begun to recover and is making progress and development.
Nice video well done Baghdad is beautiful
شوكت يجي اليوم وتصير بغداد كلها ناطحات سحاب وشوارع حلوة ونظيفة 😔💔..
I enjoyed your video
انا من بغداد و طالبة جامعية كل يوم اذهب للجامعة في الجادرية حيث يوجد جسر الجادرية
شعور لطيف ان ارى سائح في العراق جدا يسعدني❤❤
Never thought the day that Iraq became calmed again, still having cautious optimism though. Maybe when I'm finally having courage to solo travel, it could be the one place I go😂
If America, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the Emirates left Iraq, our country would become safe and one of the best countries. Iraqis are very friendly and intelligent. They are the sons of the first ancient civilizations in the world: Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian and Akkadian. The country of science, culture and arts. You can see that most of the doctors in Britain are Iraqis and most of the scientists and inventors in America are Iraqis. Iraqis, in any country they go to, develop it and become successful. You can see what Iraq did in Sweden and Austria.
Thanks for sharing this ❤
I love this vlog so much, I am from iraq and you captured street life amazingly, hope you visit us against soon, you are very welcome ❤️
Thank you for your kind words! I loved Iraq and would love to revisit. I’ve shot the busy Friday market too so I’m excited to post that. That video should be even more interesting
Mredi market I thank
I love how calm and soothing your video is.
Iraqi here, thanks for making this video and visiting us in general, i hope you live out your greatest days all year round
bro you are literally in my neighborhood
in 2:07
the white house in the back beside the two palm trees.
and in 5:07 the red car is my sister car
you were so close to us what a coincidence the next time contact me say hallo i will show you much more interesting places in Baghdad by the way iam filmmaker/videographer
welcome to Baghdad brother hope that you enjoyed your visit
The photos look amazingggg
اهلا وسهلا بك في العراق❤ u welcom in my country😊
You have come to the old and neglected places of Baghdad, and there are many other areas that are more developed
Thank you for visiting my Country , Iraq ...
Welcome in my country , I like your video and I have question what camera do use ?
Aw man it's a shame I only learned of your trip here now, coulda invited you along to some great sights here lol.
Welcome to iraq , but there many cool places 💖💖
Bro welcome to Iraq at any time 🫶
نورت بغداد ❤
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more of these exploration videosssssss
Thank you bro
One of my favourite countries!
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コキ様ー久しぶり🙌
When you visit Iraq a second time, I advise you to restaurant 650 in the Karrada area, which is very elegant + they speak English🫶🏻🥹
Love this series man! If you dnt mind, what lens did you attach on ur Leica there?
You so cute and very calm human i wish you have best time in iraq your second country. Have fun be carefull❤😊🇮🇶
Are you still in Baghdad? I'm 2 hours away and I'll be more than happy to meet you because I have been a subscriber since the 1 iii video lol, i am a photographer from iraq I'd love to meet you
خرررب موتني ظحك الي يكوله سوشي سوشي 😭😂😂
My Iraq nickname
@@Kohki 🌷🌷
أهلا وسهلا بيك في العراق ❤
Sorry for so much staring, we don't see much visitors and we don't see many people from other races, I think through out my life I only saw 7 black people and 3 Asians, Indians are a bit more common to see but seriously we will stare cuz it's phenomenal to know there are visitors esp if it's clear you are a tourist cuz "who came for tourism in here for God sake".
Also we are not too familiar with people filming streets, even local bloggers mostly don't do that, it's for respecting people's privacy but don't worry we won't be pissed at all.
btw so many people are still living in these old buildings, they are even pricey in places like Karadah
Even if our country has big problems....we welcome all people from all over the world, love you all :) ❤