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Nadhir Mindfreak — a Great Tunis-Area Photographer Who can Take your Family Portrait

By Editorial Staff October 26, 2019
By Editorial Staff October 26, 2019
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Primarily a wedding photographer, Nadhir is very talented at shooting pregnant, nursing mothers as well as newborns. He excels at taking amazing family portrait in general.

With his relaxed, never-too-posed photos, he captures the joy of simple moments in a great and unique way. Anyone can see the love and intimacy in every photo he posts. His outdoor shots usually taken around Grand Tunis area are especially stunning.

Picture taken by Nadhir Mindfreak
Portrait taken by Nadhir Mindfreak

Nadhir actually never studied Photography, but he was able to turn his hobby into a successful business. He started out taking pictures with his personal cell phone. Years of experience taking pictures have made him one of the most talented photographers in Tunisia.

Picture taken by Nadhir Mindfreak
Picture taken by Nadhir Mindfreak
Picture taken by Nadhir Mindfreak

You may want to check out all his photos on his Instagram Account.

Picture taken by Nadhir Mindfreak
Portrait taken by Nadhir Mindfreak

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