Ms. Goodman’s portraits show the daily life of today’s Iranian woman: their playful spirit, shopping, recording videos on smartphones, painting their nails and wearing colorful clothing. In a black and white photograph from 1983, two young girls, their heads covered by black and white hajibs, cover their mouths bashfully as they giggle. In contrast, a 2015 color photo portrays twin sisters covered with floral headscarves and smiling broadly. As a photojournalist for 35 years, Ms. Goodman has contributed images and reports to The New York Times, UPI, and CBS-TV. Her photographs have been published in The Boston Globe, the Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, and TIME. Free and open to the public.