Persian King
Step By Step Across The River
Posted by Amir (Tehran, Iran) on 19 October 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
Fort Worth, TX
This is Fort Worth's famous Trinity River. It's not Nile or Amazon but it's pretty long.
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@Rags: It's not really fancy, looks fancy in IR
@Mohamadreza: Thant dear
@Dimitrios: Thanks
@ColNed Pictures: It's IR
@Shahab: Thanks friend
Quintino from Joane, Portugal
would love to see that photo "au naturel"... wonderful...
19 Oct 2007 9:52am
@Quintino: Which one?
MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom
Beautiful, it looks iced, wonderful pp :)
19 Oct 2007 10:08am
@MaryB: Hi Mary, thanks for coming
Paulo Santos from Peso da Régua, Portugal
Beautiful IR work! Nice framing and perspective!
19 Oct 2007 10:13am
@Paulo Santos: Thanks a lot
@Wolfgang Prigge: I had sit really low for this one
@kaj: Thanks my new friend
lissa from New York, United States
I like all your IR shots. Nice perspective on this one.
19 Oct 2007 2:58pm
@lissa: Thanks for your compliment
Lost Valley View from Kamloops, Canada
I feel like jumping from rock to rock....I do like the long line in this image
19 Oct 2007 3:02pm
@Lost Valley View: Exactly, it's like hopping from rock to rock
@Kami: Thanks a lot for visiting
Hamid from Tehran, Iran
your photos are great dude, really impressed by your works.
19 Oct 2007 4:23pm
@Hamid: You are kind dear
aggie from Singapore, Singapore
Stunning, Amir. Like stepping into a fantasy land. Thank you for visiting my photoblog and your encouraging comments.
19 Oct 2007 4:41pm
@aggie: It's not me, your photos are excellent
@Silvia: Thanks a lot
amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada
You just have to keep reminding me that I need to get out and get some shots I can use for this colour IR!! LOL Another fabulous one, Amir!!
19 Oct 2007 7:39pm
@amy: Do you have Hoya R72? If you do, what is holding you back, get out, get the shots
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
Cool, that out of this world, nice work here
19 Oct 2007 9:36pm
@Richard_Irwin: Thanks dear
Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom
I love the texture and arrangement of the rocks in this one!! A thoroughly enrapturing way to cross the river, to what looks like a miracle island across there! Such an amazing glow to the trees and land. Absolutely stunning work again, dear friend!! I love it!! :)
19 Oct 2007 11:41pm
@Rebecca: It's just another boring IR. I am going to post something else tomorrow.
Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom
Dear Amir, It is not another boring IR. It is another truly amazing piece that speaks of your genius once again, whether you realise it or not!! Please, as our other friends have pointed out before too, don't be too hard on yourself!! Your work is absolutely first-class, and you have a wonderful range of genre. I always look forward to your pieces, so whether it is IR or something else tomorrow, I am sure it will still be first-class. I am so sorry that with life being so hectic, I am visiting Am3 friends' sites, including yours, so late in the day nowadays. But please know that however late we may be (or whatever other personal reasons we may have sometimes for not being able to come), as said before, we - all your friends - do not, ever, tire of your photos and posts! I am looking forward again to your post tomorrow. And that is a fact!!
20 Oct 2007 1:00am
@Rebecca: Dearest Rebecca,
Your words mean a lot to me. In my vocabulary, I see no word befitting to express my gratitude for what you have said about me. I try be easier on my self. Thanks a million my dear friend.
Manuela Photography from Hainburg, Germany
Very artistic indeed and love the perspective!
22 Oct 2007 4:14pm
@Manuela Photography: Thanks a lot my friend
Silverado Photography from Clearlake, United States
Nice Perspective, Coloration and Composition
5 May 2008 10:03am
Canon PowerShot A640
4/1 second
F/5.6
ISO 80
8 mm