Persian King
Along The Bank
Posted by Amir (Tehran, Iran) on 4 October 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
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The beauty of our world without mankind to ruin it.
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@Catalin: Thanks dear
e. from Washington DC, United States
Wow, the colors in this shot are beautiful. This is amazing.
4 Oct 2007 7:27am
@e.: It's IR in color. Thanks
@badala: Thanks
Josh from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Very nice reflections Amir! Infrared photography?
4 Oct 2007 7:54am
@Josh: Yes it's IR indeed. Hope you liked it.
Sriram from Chennai, India
Superb image, tones..... great consistent work all along! loved your other recent images as well!
4 Oct 2007 8:13am
@Sriram: Thanks for your kind words.
Quintino from Joane, Portugal
You are quite right. Mankind should be more careful with somethings.
4 Oct 2007 8:20am
@Quintino: Thanks for sharing the same view.
@Myst: IR has the ability lift up boring images.
Morris J. Chisholm from Thunder Bay - Land of the Sleeping Giant, Canada
Very interesting Amir, great shot.
4 Oct 2007 11:13am
@Morris J. Chisholm: Thanks dear
@Kheoh Yee Wei: Thank you
Sandrine from Cincinnati, United States
Very pretty picture. Love the clouds and their reflection.
4 Oct 2007 11:40am
@Sandrine: Glad you enjoyed it
Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom
Absolutely spellbinding image….the reflection is really out of this world, the cloudscape is completely magnificent…..and your words, so true, dear friend! Love it!!
4 Oct 2007 12:49pm
@Rebecca: Thanks dear Rebecca, you are always kind to me
amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada
Love the pp on this!! Wonderful tones... Excellent job!! And yes, you are Amir... again, my apologies!! ;-)
4 Oct 2007 1:57pm
@amy: Thanks dear, the PP is to keep the color of IR shot. No harsh feeling about my name, good luck
@Maysam: Thank you
@Bali Photo: The filter was Hoya R72, thanks for your comment
@khorshid: Thanks a million
lissa from New York, United States
Wonderful perspective! Everything works together so well.
4 Oct 2007 5:16pm
@lissa: Thanks lissa
@Brian: Your so kind
Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States
Visually dramatic and quite beautiful is this p'processed image. Nicely done Amir.
4 Oct 2007 5:36pm
@Viewfinder: Thanks. And Of course, any IR photo out of camera needs PP
@Nadia: Thanks a lot dear
@LuisRodrigues: Thank you
@Daroru: Appreciated
@Shahab: Thanks
@kosar: ممنونم عزیز
Twelvebit from Victoria, United States
Wow, you got a lot of comments on this one. Good shot for infrared. But you didn't really keep man out of --his works are in there.
5 Oct 2007 1:53pm
@Twelvebit: This was one of the selected images on the main page
@aggie: Thanks for coming
@Bron: Thanks friend
@ميثم: ممنونم
@M.S. Ghamkhari P.: Thanks dear
felicita from Italy
I saw your infrareds and they are amazing.
Also I really envy your ability with HDR.
you're great!
9 Oct 2007 2:39pm
@felicita: Thanks a million for your compliment, hope to see you here more often.
@Vahid: Thanks dear friend
Canon PowerShot A640
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F/5.6
ISO 80
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