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I like composition :) :P
and I like those shadows ;)
nice shot!
10 Feb 2008 6:18am
Beautiful scenery. I really like that river.
10 Feb 2008 6:21am
Beautiful shot! Love the composition! Incredible scenery.
10 Feb 2008 11:09am
You are a heartbreaker, this is so beautiful and poetic and lovely and has NO SNOW ;) Perfect compo!
10 Feb 2008 11:24am
Looks like a wonderful place to spend some relax time, nice shot.
10 Feb 2008 1:18pm
The clear high altitude mountain air really makes this so bright, I like it.
10 Feb 2008 2:10pm
@Amir Sooki: dasht e Larr , damaneye kooh e damavand . merci
Beautiful countryside. A question for you? As a woman, it is more difficult for you to take photos in Iran than it is for a man?
10 Feb 2008 4:35pm
@Twelvebit: thank you for commenting, to answer your question, I should ask another question! Is photography more difficult for women than men in US?
I like your landscape pictures, bright and colourfull.
vu@granby - Gilles Martineau
10 Feb 2008 6:12pm
Nice composition and I like what the shadows have done to the background mountainside; yet still providing peeks of sun.
10 Feb 2008 6:41pm
Georgous scenery, a wonderfully composed shot.
10 Feb 2008 8:28pm
Very nice composition. What a magnificent view! I like the lighting
10 Feb 2008 9:05pm
Helma, this is a really pretty image and place. Keep up the good work.
10 Feb 2008 11:18pm
Is it more difficult for a woman to take photos in the US than for a man? As a man, that is hard for me to say. But I'd guess that there are times when it is easier to take photos as a woman and times when it is easier to take photos as a man. For instance, I generally do not take photos of children --too dangerous as your motives are likely to be questioned and arouse suspicion. A woman might find it easier to take photos of children because her motives are probably less likely to be questioned.
On the other hand, it might be more dangerous for a woman out taking photos by herself, especially at night. I know I would be worried about my wife's safety if she was out by herself at night taking photos.. Again though, when it comes to photographing people, women photographers may be perceived by some as less "threatening" than male photographers.
I'm pretty careful, and In this supposedly "free" country I get stopped all the time and questioned about my picture taking. Sometimes the questions are innocent and friendly or motivated by curiosity; and sometimes the questions, and attitude of those asking them, are hostile and threatening. If I was young and dark-skinned and foreign looking I think I would have a lot harder time taking photos in public. Depending on where she was taking photos, and what of, I'd say a young "foreign" looking woman --especially someone the typical American might associate with the Middle East-- would have more problems taking photos than I do, though she might well have fewer problems than her male counterpart.
Photographers can have their difficulties everywhere. When I was young I didn't notice so many difficulties here as I do today. This country is slowly developing attitudes about public photography that we used to scoff at in other countries when I was a kid --like the old USSR. So, I'm curious about the social and political constraints on photographers in other countries.
11 Feb 2008 4:12pm
Amazing place!
Superb colours and lights!
'Capre diem!'
13 Feb 2008 5:00pm
SO beautiful....GOD the netherlands landscapes are so boring ...
What a great reaction from twelvebit BTW...
14 Jan 2009 2:24pm