Home heating

[vaez]

Have a good trip with good friends
In the summer a few days with friends Photographer town we went to a nearby village to photography
Our accommodation was in a hotel, we went to a house very old, very heating
I warmly that house to show my image in a kettle photo
evening went into circulation in the village found
Who held a wedding ceremony in the village
The groom to the bride by a car decorated with flowers to take to new home
The groom from the bride's father's permission

Say goodbye to family and friends to your wedding
In this photo villagers he come to good by
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2

3Ceremony, bride to the groom's house


home in the village
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In the same village, I was on the streets interesting house was built in a mountain
It was interesting door with that beautiful light
Unfortunately, many of these houses have been destroyed doors
In ancient Iranian architecture special design doors
Two platforms or chairs on either side of that door for refreshment example, a passer-by

door
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[Shadowman]

Nice series.

[vaez]

Nice series.

thanks and
Waiting for your helpful comments Dear friends

[rpcrowe]

Very interesting slice of life...

[Urbanflyer]

So glad to see your interesting photos! Love the kettle! my suggestion on the final photo is to get a slightly different angle on the car so more of the decorations can be seen. Google translator says the words I want in Arabic is
زاوية مائلة, or in Persian زاویه تند یا باز
Is that right? Or should I be looking for a different language?

[FootLoose]

I like the kettle shot, Vaez. It is an interesting way to show the context of the event.

If I am reading the exif data correctly the banquet was shot at about 10.00pm - no flash, ISO 6400, 1/32. I think the quality of that image is remarkable.

[IzzieK]

I agree with Greg too in his comments. Very nice story as your theme here. I too like the kettle shot.

Vaez, our primary care doctor is from Persia (as she originally said). She later corrected that to "Iran". She is the most beautiful modern woman I have ever seen. Her husband is also a doctor, a heart surgeon. Your women in the second photo are all very pretty.

[vaez]

So glad to see your interesting photos! Love the kettle! my suggestion on the final photo is to get a slightly different angle on the car so more of the decorations can be seen. Google translator says the words I want in Arabic is
زاوية مائلة, or in Persian زاویه تند یا باز
Is that right? Or should I be looking for a different language?

Thank you for viewing photos and suggested I see the same information I
My camera lens 24 -105
Did you mean that I have used a wide-angle lens?
exif my camera 6d
f/10 exposure time 1/60sec iso200 focal length 24mm 1:22pm

[Wavelength]

Very nice set of images; you can share more of this event, if you have

[vaez]

I like the kettle shot, Vaez. It is an interesting way to show the context of the event.

If I am reading the exif data correctly the banquet was shot at about 10.00pm - no flash, ISO 6400, 1/32. I think the quality of that image is remarkable.

hi Greg
thanks for viewing and suggestion
exif my camera 6d
f/10 exposure time 1/60sec iso200 focal length 24mm 1:22pm

[Wavelength]

There comes the real photographer in you; those three new additions are just superb

[vaez]

I agree with Greg too in his comments. Very nice story as your theme here. I too like the kettle shot.

Vaez, our primary care doctor is from Persia (as she originally said). She later corrected that to "Iran". She is the most beautiful modern woman I have ever seen. Her husband is also a doctor, a heart surgeon. Your women in the second photo are all very pretty.

hiIzzieK
Thanks for choosing comments
Glad you've got a good idea about the country and the people of my land
Unfortunately these years of negative publicity about my country

[vaez]

There comes the real photographer in you; those three new additions are just superb

اگر امکان دارد آن را به فارسی رایانامه کنید

تشکر می کنم بخاطر لطف شما
من دوست دارم عکاسی را
امیدوارم که خدا به من کمک کند تا بتوانم عکس های خوبی بگیرم
فرهنگ خوب کشورم را نشان بدهم ویرایش

Thank you for your kindness
I love photography
May God help me so I can see my good
Well my country's culture show

[vaez]

Very interesting slice of life...

thank you for comment

[bnnrcn]

Hi Vaez I like the composition and light in #5, very nice image. I think there is a slight yellow color cast on the image but you can fix it with PP anyway.

[vaez]

Hi Vaez I like the composition and light in #5, very nice image. I think there is a slight yellow color cast on the image but you can fix it with PP anyway.

hi binnur thank you for comment
what mean pp?

[joebranko]

Interesting pictures. I love #5. The light is really nice.

[vaez]

Interesting pictures. I love #5. The light is really nice.

thank you for comment

[Urbanflyer]

Thank you for letting me know you had posted more images. As others have said, these are very nice! I really enjoy seeing images that show the culture of other countries and are also really nice photographs as yours are.

My comment about # 3 had to do with positioning yourself when you took the picture, not about your choice of lens.

PP means "post processing" which is using some computer program which will allow you to make adjustments in the photo to bring out the image you saw when you were taking it. Photoshop and Lightroom are two. Do you have such programs?

[bnnrcn]

I meant post processing Vaez

hi binnur thank you for comment
what mean pp?