Friday Photography
This one is also from the archives. I love seeing the evolution of my work. I use to love to really zoom in on the details but now I often zoom out to get the bigger picture.
I took this one many many years ago, I was still in college and we went on a class trip to Iran. I know to many Iran sounds like a scary place but when we went some 18 years ago it was a beautiful place full of art and architecture. Yes, they were very strict about the hijab which was difficult for us because contrary to belief the hijab or burqa is not mandatory in Pakistan.
This picture is of a hand carved wall inside a mosque. I am fuzzy on the details but such details are very commonly found amongst Islamic architecture. While I no longer sell this photograph in my Etsy store it is available for purchase at Redbubble.
I do like the photo on the wall, well done from your archives. It's a good place to go and see or remember what is there.
ReplyDeleteI have been watching a traveler from another country going around several countries with his camera and videotaping the food and people, he has a few videos of Iran, beautiful there from what I've seen.
This is so cool!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
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Interesting shot!
ReplyDeleteI like the different ways you used your photos. I yet have to develop my "style", so much more to learn!
ReplyDeleteI hate when political turmoil and unrest make a country or a region unsafe, because the world really is missing out on art, architecture, and culture. Lovely picture!
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous picture.
ReplyDeleteIt had a nice texture. Yes, Iran does sound very scary. I know once upon a time it was a lovely place, but politics... Isn't that always the way? Those in power can make things miserable for everyone else.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteit is a lovely photo, it's nice to see the detail! And it's good you were able to visit Iran. It's a shame things can change so quickly in places, but nice you have the good memories of your time there.
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteThis image works very well for a tote bag!
ReplyDeleteOh wow this is a GREAT photo I love it framed. How cool to have travel to Iran when things were less difficult.
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An interesting piece of art
ReplyDeleteIt’s fascinating to see how your artistic perspective has evolved over the years! The intricate details of Islamic architecture truly are stunning, and it’s great that you have such a meaningful memory from your trip to Iran.
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My partner has been to Iran twice now - and loved it. Beautiful people, food and architecture. That is a stunning photo.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo!!
ReplyDeleteCaptivating work of art, Hena!
ReplyDeleteI love the texture of the image in this photo!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very interesting work of art you crafted into a pretty photo and 2 other pieces. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool, great detail, I love taking pictures of doors and such that are unique, we just went yesterday to a old Fort and I got some cool pics :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous work of art!
ReplyDeleteVery creative photo ~ lovely ~
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days ~
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You captured the TEXTURE so well!
ReplyDeleteI like the angle from which you took the photo. Not just straight on. Makes the subject even more interesting.
ReplyDeleteI love the dimension the angle of the photo lends. Very neat! And wonderful of you to be able to look at the photo and be reminded of your travels, too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! i love the play of light and shadow!
ReplyDeleteI like the texture in the picture.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy new month of November.
All the best Jan
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I like the texture in the picture.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy new month of November.
All the best Jan
So beautiful.
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